Account management
Several accounts, one browser, no crossed wires
Running several accounts in one browser fails in two quiet ways: cookies from one account leak into another, and every account appears from the same address. Firefox containers fix the first; the Eveses add-on fixes the second by giving each container its own proxy country.
Residential proxy traffic starts at $7.35 per GB.
What separates and what does not
- Separate per container: cookies, logins, local storage, and the country your traffic leaves from.
- Shared across containers: your device, your screen size, your fonts and the rest of what fingerprinting reads. A container is not an anti-detect browser and the add-on does not pretend to be one.
Accounts bought on Eveses
A ready-made account opens in its own container bound to a proxy in the account's country. If you have no proxy for that country, the add-on will not open it from your own address, because the first login from the wrong country cannot be undone.
できないこと
- Firefox only; Chrome and other Chromium browsers have no containers.
- It does not change your fingerprint. Services that link accounts by device will still see one device.
よくある質問
How many containers can I have?›
As many as Firefox allows; each can have its own country.
Will the services know the accounts belong together?›
Containers stop cookie leaks and the add-on separates addresses, but a service can still link accounts by device. Follow each service's rules on multiple accounts.
Can I use my own proxies?›
The add-on routes through your Eveses proxy; bring-your-own proxy is not supported.
次に読む
登録手続きをひとつのパネルで
番号、プロキシ、captcha解決、受信箱をひとつの残高から。