How to Manage Multiple Accounts: Browser Profiles, Proxies, and Automation
Working with dozens of accounts requires more than time. You also need the right tools. Each account should have its own browser profile with a separate digital fingerprint, cookies, and proxy. At the same time, creating, configuring, and using all these profiles should be convenient.
This is a familiar challenge for affiliate marketers, SMM specialists, e-commerce teams, crypto projects, and people working with browser automation. Whatever the field, the goal is similar: keep accounts separate, avoid unnecessary risks caused by inconsistent settings, and manage hundreds of profiles without getting buried in repetitive work.
Let's look at how to organize this workflow using Anonym Browser, an antidetect browser, together with the PROXYS.IO proxy service.
A Separate Browser Environment for Each Account
When managing multiple accounts, opening them in different tabs isn't enough. Websites can analyze cookies, browser and device characteristics, IP addresses, and other parameters that may be used to link accounts together.
An antidetect browser helps keep this data separate by providing an independent browser environment for each account.
In Anonym Browser, every profile operates independently, with its own cookies, browsing history, storage, digital fingerprint, and proxy. The browser is built on Chromium.
For example, you can use separate profiles for advertising accounts, online stores, client projects, or crypto services without mixing their browser data.
But simply making fingerprints different isn't enough.
Why Fingerprint Consistency Matters Just as Much
A digital fingerprint consists of numerous browser and device characteristics. Randomly changing these values can create inconsistencies, for example, between the operating system, browser, and hardware specifications.
Such inconsistencies may attract additional attention from anti-fraud systems.
Anonym lets users configure more than 20 parameters, including Canvas, WebGL, WebGPU, WebRTC, User-Agent, AudioContext, fonts, time zone, geolocation, and device characteristics.
However, there's no need to configure every value manually. The browser can automatically generate consistent fingerprint configurations, while still allowing users to adjust individual parameters when needed.
This makes it possible to create independent browser environments with suitable settings for different accounts without using separate computers or virtual machines.
Of course, an antidetect browser alone cannot guarantee that accounts won't be restricted. Platforms consider other factors, including user behavior.
Why an Antidetect Browser Still Needs Suitable Proxies
Even when browser profiles have different digital fingerprints, they may share network characteristics. For example, if multiple profiles access the internet through the same IP address, this creates another signal that platforms can use to associate them.
That's why it's important to pair browser profiles with suitable proxies.
Anonym Browser and PROXYS.IO serve different purposes: the browser handles profile isolation and fingerprint configuration, while the proxy provider supplies IP addresses and internet connectivity.
The right proxy depends on the task:
- Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6 — for many scraping, automation, and technical tasks where speed and cost matter.
- Residential proxies — when you need IP addresses from home internet providers or specific geographic locations.
- Mobile proxies — for tasks requiring mobile network IPs, including work with social media platforms.
- Static ISP proxies — for long-running sessions and accounts that need a consistent IP address.
PROXYS.IO offers these proxy types, allowing users to find connections for different projects within a single service.
For example, an e-commerce team may need stable IP addresses for its stores, while someone checking websites from different countries may prefer residential proxies from the relevant locations.
How to Connect Proxies to Anonym Browser
After purchasing proxies from PROXYS.IO, you'll receive the server address, port, and authentication credentials.
The remaining steps take place in Anonym:
- Open the Proxies section.
- Add the proxy address and connection details.
- Check whether the proxy is working.
- Assign it to the appropriate browser profile.
Anonym supports HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, and SSH proxies, as well as IPv4 and IPv6. If you have many proxies, you can import them as a list or from a file instead of adding them individually.
Another useful feature is the option to prevent a profile from launching when its assigned proxy isn't working. This helps avoid accidentally opening an account with an unavailable proxy connection.
After setup, it's worth checking the IP address, its location, DNS, and WebRTC. Anonym provides DNS settings, including DNS over HTTPS, and supports routing QUIC and WebRTC UDP traffic through SOCKS5 when the proxy itself supports UDP. You should confirm this capability with your proxy provider.
This way, you can prepare separate browser profiles with suitable fingerprints and proxies, then manage them all in one application.
How to Manage Hundreds of Profiles Without Repetitive Work
Creating a few isolated profiles is just the beginning. Once you're working with 50, 100, or 500 profiles, the time spent on everyday operations becomes especially important.
Imagine an agency launching a new project that requires 50 profiles, each with proxies, cookies, and specific settings. Configuring everything individually would be inefficient.
Anonym offers quick and bulk profile creation, reusable configuration presets, cloning, and bulk actions. You can prepare a group of profiles, assign proxies, and perform other supported operations without repeating the same steps over and over.
To manage large numbers of profiles, you can use tags, statuses, notes, filters, search, and customizable table columns. Running profiles are displayed separately, making it easier to switch between them.
This is where one of Anonym's core ideas becomes clear: a professional antidetect browser should be as intuitive and convenient as a modern application.
Advanced fingerprint controls, proxy management, and hundreds of profiles shouldn't mean a cluttered interface or complicated navigation. Users should have access to detailed settings without needing to understand every technical option for everyday tasks.
How to Separate Projects and Organize Teamwork
When working with different clients or projects in the same browser, it's important to keep profiles, proxies, and other resources organized.
Anonym provides environments for this purpose — separate workspaces that bring together browser profiles, proxies, bookmarks, extensions, and automation scenarios.
For example, an SMM agency can create a separate environment for each client, while an e-commerce team can use different environments for individual stores. Each can have its own profiles and PROXYS.IO proxies without having to search through resources belonging to other projects.
When multiple people work on the same project, flexible access permissions become particularly useful.
Anonym lets you define who can launch, edit, or delete profiles, work with proxies, and manage other resources. Approximately 70 permission settings and access controls are available.
One notable feature is the ability to distinguish between permissions for a user's own data and data belonging to other team members. For example, an employee can be allowed to edit their own profiles without being able to modify colleagues' profiles.
An activity log is also available to track team members' actions.
This makes it possible to delegate tasks without giving every employee unrestricted access to all project data.
How to Switch Antidetect Browsers Without Moving Everything Manually
Even when a new browser seems more convenient than your current one, switching can be difficult if you need to migrate hundreds of configured profiles.
Anonym addresses this with built-in migration from eight antidetect browsers: AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, GoLogin, MoreLogin, Kameleo, BitBrowser, Octo Browser, and Vision.
Depending on the source browser, users can import profiles, digital fingerprints, cookies, proxies, tags, and other data.
For example, migration from Octo Browser supports profiles, fingerprints, proxies, tags, and cookies. Migration from Vision additionally supports statuses, bookmarks, extensions, and team structure with its members in a separate environment.
This makes it easier to try a new browser while preserving a significant part of an existing setup instead of rebuilding everything from scratch.
Automation: From Bulk Actions to AI-Powered Browser Control
Repetitive operations can be handled not only in bulk but also through automation.
Anonym provides several tools for this:
- Cookie Robot — automatically visits websites.
- Automation scenarios — sequences of actions involving page navigation, clicks, text input, conditions, loops, and JavaScript.
- Local API — programmatic control over profiles, proxies, cookies, environments, and other resources.
For example, the API can automate profile creation and proxy assignment. If your project already uses the PROXYS.IO API, proxy connection details can also be incorporated into a custom integration with Anonym.
One particularly interesting capability is controlling the browser with AI through MCP (Model Context Protocol).
Anonym provides a free MCP server that can connect to compatible AI tools such as Claude or Cursor.
Instead of performing every action manually, you can describe the task in plain language.
An AI agent can create profiles, assign proxies, import cookies, launch browsers, and perform actions directly inside running browser profiles.
For example, in an Anonym demonstration, an agent creates profiles, connects proxies, imports cookies, registers accounts, creates MetaMask wallets, and works with two-factor authentication.
Naturally, the results depend on the capabilities of the particular agent and website, so important actions still require user oversight.
This means users can start with ordinary manual work, move on to bulk actions, scenarios, or API integrations, and eventually delegate certain tasks to AI when needed.
What to Look for When Choosing an Antidetect Browser
Profile isolation and digital fingerprint management are fundamental features of any professional antidetect browser. But when choosing a new tool, it's also worth considering how convenient these features are to use every day.
Anonym Browser brings together several important capabilities:
- Flexible fingerprint management with automatic generation of consistent configurations.
- A modern interface and bulk operations for working with large numbers of profiles.
- Independent environments and granular permissions for organizing projects and teams.
- Built-in migration from eight antidetect browsers, making switching easier.
- Automation scenarios, API, and MCP, including AI-powered actions directly inside browser profiles.
This doesn't mean other browsers lack similar features. What matters is how these capabilities work together in a single product and how convenient they are in everyday use.
PROXYS.IO complements this setup with proxies for different regions and tasks, from stable connections to workflows requiring a wide selection of IP addresses.
Anonym's central idea is to combine the technical power of an antidetect browser with the simplicity and convenience of a modern application.
Try Anonym Browser for Free
Anonym Browser is currently in open beta, which launched on September 30, 2026.
During the testing period, the free Beta Test plan includes:
- Up to 500 browser profiles.
- Up to 10 team members.
- Access to all current features, including environments, automation scenarios, API, and MCP.
- Free access throughout the open beta period.
It's an opportunity to test the browser with your own workflows and evaluate its capabilities and usability before the commercial release.