Hi everyone,
I've been farming accounts for Shopee, TikTok, and Facebook for a while now. After dealing with my fair share of checkpoints and bans, I wanted to share some personal experience with setting up antidetect browsers — one of the most important tools if you're managing multiple accounts or want long-term stability.
Depending on your setup and what you’re working on, here are a few I’ve personally used:
AdsPower – pretty common, easy to use, and has a basic free plan.
Hidemium – I tested this one recently, it has a clean UI and runs light. It’s decent if you’re starting out or running a small team.
MoreLogin – lightweight and runs smoothly, good proxy support.
GoLogin / Incogniton – packed with features, but a bit heavier on system resources.
All of them have free trials or limited versions — I recommend testing a few to see which fits your workflow best. I personally use a mix depending on the task.
For local accounts (Shopee, TikTok Vietnam): use Vietnamese 4G proxies – stable and clean.
For global platforms (Facebook, Gmail, eBay, etc.): go with residential or mobile proxies with rotation.
Avoid datacenter IPs, especially shared ones — they get flagged fast.
Here are the things I always check when setting up each profile:
Timezone – should match the IP location.
Canvas / WebRTC / Audio – fake or block them when possible.
User Agent – use a commonly used Chrome version (not too new, not too old).
Screen resolution – stick with realistic settings like 1366x768 or 1920x1080.
Tools like AdsPower or Hidemium have decent presets, so it doesn’t take long to get each profile ready.
Avoid logging into multiple accounts at once — spread it out over time.
Use cookies/sessions instead of logging in fresh every time.
Treat the account like a real user: scroll, search, watch content, add items to cart.
For fresh accounts — warm them up for a few days before pushing hard with tools or automation.
Using an antidetect browser properly, choosing the right proxy, and mimicking real behavior — that’s the trio that’s worked best for me.
Everyone has their own setup, so if you’ve found a workflow that works well, feel free to share below — let’s learn from each other.
Good luck out there with your account farming and scaling
I've been farming accounts for Shopee, TikTok, and Facebook for a while now. After dealing with my fair share of checkpoints and bans, I wanted to share some personal experience with setting up antidetect browsers — one of the most important tools if you're managing multiple accounts or want long-term stability.
Depending on your setup and what you’re working on, here are a few I’ve personally used:
AdsPower – pretty common, easy to use, and has a basic free plan.
Hidemium – I tested this one recently, it has a clean UI and runs light. It’s decent if you’re starting out or running a small team.
MoreLogin – lightweight and runs smoothly, good proxy support.
GoLogin / Incogniton – packed with features, but a bit heavier on system resources.
All of them have free trials or limited versions — I recommend testing a few to see which fits your workflow best. I personally use a mix depending on the task.
For local accounts (Shopee, TikTok Vietnam): use Vietnamese 4G proxies – stable and clean.
For global platforms (Facebook, Gmail, eBay, etc.): go with residential or mobile proxies with rotation.
Avoid datacenter IPs, especially shared ones — they get flagged fast.
Here are the things I always check when setting up each profile:
Timezone – should match the IP location.
Canvas / WebRTC / Audio – fake or block them when possible.
User Agent – use a commonly used Chrome version (not too new, not too old).
Screen resolution – stick with realistic settings like 1366x768 or 1920x1080.
Tools like AdsPower or Hidemium have decent presets, so it doesn’t take long to get each profile ready.
Avoid logging into multiple accounts at once — spread it out over time.
Use cookies/sessions instead of logging in fresh every time.
Treat the account like a real user: scroll, search, watch content, add items to cart.
For fresh accounts — warm them up for a few days before pushing hard with tools or automation.
Using an antidetect browser properly, choosing the right proxy, and mimicking real behavior — that’s the trio that’s worked best for me.
Everyone has their own setup, so if you’ve found a workflow that works well, feel free to share below — let’s learn from each other.
Good luck out there with your account farming and scaling