can amazon link me when i use "no pludgin" browser

sonabe · #1 03-14-2017

i use modified browers that had no plugins. I checked on whoer.net and it also showed "no plugins" as well. Can amazon link my accounts base on the similarity of " no plugins" browsers?

empirestate · #2 03-14-2017

I doubt it, there are millions of people with plugins disabled...

Play · #3 03-14-2017

You need to combine that with a tonne of other factors. That alone is worthless. Its like saying your using a different browser compared to the other accounts. Just wont suffice.

sonabe · #4 03-14-2017

ah yes, i know, but amazon is able to detect plugin of the browsers right? is it also a factor to link account with browsers that have same plugins?

**ilcarletto** · #5 03-14-2017

Yes, Amazon can detect browser plugins but...I don't get it, was Play answer not clear enough?

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You need to combine that with a tonne of other factors. That alone is worthless. Its like saying your using a different browser compared to the other accounts. Just wont suffice.

CamaroSS · #6 03-14-2017

You do want to add different plugins just to add variety but as Play said you need to do more than just this. Plugins alone wouldn't link you. It's multiple things or just one plan and simple thing they are linking you on.

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sonabe · #7 03-14-2017

ah ok, can i ask 1 more thing.after 1st time, Do i still need to browse stuffs before login my seller account? Can i just go straight to amazon seller login after open the browser?

Play · #8 03-14-2017

Just want to add, not only does Amazon track which plugins you have installed, they also note down the version of each plugin you have.

sonabe · #9 03-14-2017

So, in your opinion, disable all plugin is better?

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Originally Posted by Play

Just want to add, not only does Amazon track which plugins you have installed, they also note down the version of each plugin you have.

CamaroSS · #10 03-14-2017

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Originally Posted by sonabe

ah ok, can i ask 1 more thing.after 1st time, Do i still need to browse stuffs before login my seller account? Can i just go straight to amazon seller login after open the browser?

I think you may need to go through the Amazon Guide one more time. Just so you can be safe and as a refresher

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Play · #11 03-14-2017

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Originally Posted by sonabe

So, in your opinion, disable all plugin is better?

Not necessarily. You seem to be fixated on one variable. There are so many attributes you need to change up to ensure there is nothing in common between two accounts.

You could disable it for one account, and enable it for another. But dont forget about all other variables.

sonabe · #12 03-14-2017

thank you very much for your help.

sonabe · #13 03-14-2017

oh, i forgot, i have 1 more question. After 1st time, Do i still need to browse stuffs before login my seller account? Can i just go straight to amazon seller login after open the browser?

elmo · #14 03-14-2017

Give it a try. If you get suspended or linked then it wasn't enough

Best to keep trying to be unique

NewOldStockBoy · #15 03-14-2017

You're making it hard. A different user, or better a VM, or better a VPS, kind of takes care of that. I run stock firefox on all of my VPS. No browser security is needed. Let them fill that VPS with cookies forever. It only goes to one account. They can always verify it's 'me', and so long as I don't do something stupid like sign-in to an account not related to that VPS there's nothing to link. VMs are the same way except for the zombie cookie java screen thing and IP forgetfulness. You can always use http://noc.to to see what you see.

elmo · #16 03-14-2017

VPS is very high risk if you are creating multiple accounts with them as all machines will be pretty much the same.

Not recommended for creating Amazon accounts unless you're just creating a couple accounts and you're using a low-traffic VPS company that has not been heavily abused.

NewOldStockBoy · #17 03-19-2017

each account has it's own VPS with Dedicated IP. Not a problem.

elmo · #18 03-20-2017

I don't recommend VPS but do as you like

GreenBean · #19 03-20-2017

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Originally Posted by sonabe

ah yes, i know, but amazon is able to detect plugin of the browsers right? is it also a factor to link account with browsers that have same plugins?

Amazon knows what you ate for breakfast.

GreenBean · #20 03-20-2017

To succeed on amazon your account must be unique and have nothing to link another account.

If this is your first account, then you need to do and know more before making the account.