Anti-Detect Browsers + Residential Proxies: Getting Started

Websites recognise you two ways: your IP address and your browser fingerprint. Managing several accounts cleanly means giving each account its own version of both — an anti-detect browser handles the fingerprints, and residential proxies handle the IPs. Either alone is half a disguise.

The setup

1. Pick an anti-detect browser — GoLogin, Dolphin Anty, AdsPower and Multilogin are the common choices; each manages isolated profiles.
2. Buy a XeroProxy package and generate one sticky line per profile, targeted to the country each account should live in.
3. Create one browser profile per account and paste that profile’s proxy line into its connection settings.
4. Verify each profile’s IP on an IP-checking site before logging into anything.

Pairing rules that keep accounts alive

• One profile, one account, one proxy line — never share a line across profiles.
• Sticky sessions for logins; rotating only for browsing and scraping.
• Match everything to one country: number, IP, profile timezone and language.
• Open profiles like a person would — not fifty at once, not seconds apart.

Where the numbers come in

Each account also wants its own phone number for verification, from the same country as its proxy. Temporary numbers cover one-off checks; rentals keep the number alive for re-verification. Buying numbers and proxies from one wallet keeps the whole per-account cost visible.