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Instead of creating new user accounts what is the best way to run multiple stealth accounts under one user account, reason being is that I don't want to open multiple new users accounts and it slows down my laptop including storage.

I am reading previous post and all have different steps and methods, Can someone please give me advice on setting up an chrome/firefox portable, what are the steps and process? I will be using my phone to tether, and I am on windows.

I don't know what to use there is Firefox portable, google chrome portable, chrome user accounts. I just want a safe and reliable way without getting my legit accounts getting linked through the cookies, flash cookies, etc

I really need help regarding this, would be much appreciated if someone can give me info on what to do. thanks!

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Still need answers regarding this, can someone please help

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Hi, i wouldn't even risk that. Best to just create multiple users, one wrong move and its game over for every account on that user (unless you are super lucky).

If you're concerned over the time of switching users, its best to purchase a fast laptop (I5/8gb RAM prefrably).

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I second this, i have read that the whole new user profile in firefox is like a brand new browser, but i'd sure hate to see a mass linking, i have heard you can setup proxys in each and are guaranteed through ip burger. I just don't know for sure, i have to give it a try. I have always stuck with the time and true method of new user accounts for every account. It's a PITA when windows 7 updates and forces you to go through all the intro stuff the first time, and during updates. like this most recent one with their edge BS.. But, i feel better about it.

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Ask this question in the IPburger thread. I believe I read somewhere they have a solution about this.

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Anyone here that uses firefox or chrome to run stealth, any suggestions on how to safely set it up on a user account?

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Hey mate. I can see that you have the stealth guide subscription, i also wanted to subscribe. Was it not mentioned in that full stealth guide? I can see only a little is recommending it. Is it worth it mate?

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I use new user accounts and normal firefox or chrome with each - haven't had issue but I don't sell risky items and don't have huge volumes of sales

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OP there's a way to do it but as others have warned, please beware that the chances of linking your accounts are really high.
Here are a few options:
You can use one windows profile for all your eBay accounts. You just need to have different browser profiles for each account.
Opera Browser: This browser does not officially support profiles but you can do it unofficially. More on that later...
Chrome: Click 'current user' on the top right corner -> Click Add -> Type your stealth full name -> click add. You new profile should now be on your desktop.

If you can, avoid using chrome profiles. Firefox is much safer.

Firefox: type into the address bar and hit enter. On the top left of the page, click "create new profile" then follow the prompts to complete opening your profile.
You can add as many profiles as you need, but it will be best to name each one after a corresponding stealth account.
You can lunch your profiles from the same window by clicking the "Launch profile...) button
You can always tell what profile you have running by refreshing the page. The "Launch profile..." button will disappear if the profile is active.
You may bookmark or set it to your homepage for easy reference.
Enjoy and don't link your accounts. :FF:




I agree that this is quite easy to link accounts and should be practised only if the user is happy to pay close attention every time.
As regards what happens if you make a mistake, I think it will just be the two associated accounts going down - or at worse, as many accounts, as you link before you realise your mistake.

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Multiple accounts with firefox: https://secure.ipburger.com/kb/brows...eid=22c7b35333

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Are they aged accounts with sales history already?
You can use portable firefox, and install some add-ons to change your browser fingerprint - this is to somehow avoid linkage of the accounts.
I would also recommend just use multiple new windows user accounts for maximum safety (as of the moment they do not link this)

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I have been using multiple user accounts. All it really requires is a lot of ram if you are going to have 40 tabs open per browser on each account. So having 256GB of ram would be optimal if you are running dozen of accounts and don’t want to run out of memory or be low on ram memory.

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oh wow, that's an overkill. Are you not closing first your other windows user accounts before opening the others?

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I log out of the user account before opening the next

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I never do, obviously. It’s all about convince man. Your work environment should always be optimal. If you are spending a lot of time inside your office then you better make it as pleasant and hassle free as possible.

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There is actually a chrome plugin that can save all of your tabs. And you can basically open whatever tabs you saved under each profile. I would rather keep dozens of tabs open at all times. It allows me to get me to whatever I was doing before a lot quicker.

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[QUOTE=Pandoras_box;1114274]OP there's a way to do it but as others have warned, please beware that the chances of linking your accounts are really high.
Here are a few options:
You can use one windows profile for all your eBay accounts. You just need to have different browser profiles for each account.
Opera Browser: This browser does not officially support profiles but you can do it unofficially. More on that later...
Chrome: Click 'current user' on the top right corner -> Click Add -> Type your stealth full name -> click add. You new profile should now be on your desktop.

If you can, avoid using chrome profiles. Firefox is much safer.

Firefox: type into the address bar and hit enter. On the top left of the page, click "create new profile" then follow the prompts to complete opening your profile.
You can add as many profiles as you need, but it will be best to name each one after a corresponding stealth account.
You can lunch your profiles from the same window by clicking the "Launch profile...) button
You can always tell what profile you have running by refreshing the page. The "Launch profile..." button will disappear if the profile is active.
You may bookmark or set it to your homepage for easy reference.
Enjoy and don't link your accounts. :FF:


With creating profiles from firefox do I need to block flash cookies in the settingsor need to anything else in the settings to prevent linkage? I have read there is a possibility of flash cookies linking with other profiles ?

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separate usernames best move dont risk other methods

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You wouldn't need to bother about that. Separate Firefox profiles on a user account are as reliable as you can expect if both profiles were on different user accounts.

You can look at this path on your PC to confirm all profiles have their respective folders: C:\Users\YourAccountName\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\F irefox\Profiles

So once you make a new profile, you're all set. You do not need to do anything else.

If you find profiles too daunting, let me know and I'll be happy to suggest an option much simpler, yet effective.

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I'm curious how these browser profiles work.
Are they at par with New Windows User Accounts? Using these browser profiles would be really saving our time switching between stealth accounts.
Thanks for your contribution to this community. We'll be forever grateful :thumb:

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How would I create a shortcut of a firefox where I can pin on my desktop for each separate profile, so when I click the firefox shortcut I can have it open to a specific profile. So I want to have the profile manager to pop up each time I start Firefox to the specific profile. I have read online to go on properties and After the closing quote, add -ProfileManager but nothing is working. Any solution?

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Are you really willing to risk this?
I am running a lot of accounts using new windows user accounts. None of them got suspended due to linkage.

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You just need a better specs laptop or desktop to manage your multiple accounts.
That approach is risky in my opinion.

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I agree with using new window user accounts,but having multiple firefox profiles on one user account will be much more convenient to get work done

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Sure you can do that.

Using windows 7 as an example, Right-click on a blank area of your desktop or a folder where you'd like to store your shortcut, mouse over 'New' and then click 'Shortcut'

Paste this path into the form: replace Profile Name with the name on the profile you intend to link to.
So if you previously created a profile to access Aspkin and you named it Aspkin, the path would look like this: On the next page insert the profile name again and then click finish. You're all set. A shortcut will be placed in your current directory.
Anytime you click this shortcut, you'd be taken straight to the corresponding profile.
Rinse and repeat for other profiles.


Accessing your ebay / PayPal accounts will be faster but the chances of linking are greater so you'd have to be more attentive.

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Yes, they are, but great care is warranted so that IPs aren't linked.
I would not run my proper accounts this way because I don't want to be anxious.
I think it is best to employ this method when creating tens of accounts per day and you really want to save time.

It is possible to optimise your OS to the extent that switching user accounts and launching a new browser is sufficiently fast enough to outweigh any benefits of using browser profiles.
On windows 7, one could do this using 'System Configuration Utility' (msconfig.exe)

Just turn off useless services and start-up items for every windows profile you create.

In place of an antivirus, use 'Shadow Defender'
You can also add your browser shortcut to your startup folder, so it starts up upon logon.
If you set your homepage to whoer.net that works out even better so you can tell what IP you're using all at once.

Little changes like these can allow you to switch user and launch a browser within 10 seconds.

I really don't know much, but I'm happy to share as I have learned a great deal from here. :)

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one mistake can mess up so, its better to have new user profiles

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Using the firefox profile option would really save a lot of time.
I am using a proxy to run my stealths. So i think the leaking of IP Address is not an issue. I am personally using the new windows user account option. Do you think it is good to shift to this approach? I have like 30 accounts running, but switching from each windows user is taking some time as i need to relog-in the other sites i need to access.
Thank you

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I have seen some times IPburger connection goes down with some error message. If that happens all your accounts get linked coz web browser automaticity assigned your local ISP"s connection right ?

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Most VPN these days have kill switches, i am sure they do as well.

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Check out anti detect softwares like che browser or linkensphere or multi login.

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i heard some people using a software called multilogin but it looks pricey, probably if you running many many accounts

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Not needed