The Eveses add-on in Firefox
Firefox is where the Eveses add-on does the most, because Firefox has containers: separate cookie jars inside one browser. The add-on uses them to give a container its own proxy country while the rest of your tabs stay on your own connection.
Residential proxy traffic starts at $7.35 per GB, from the same balance as numbers and captcha solves.
A country per container
"Open a container" creates a container whose every request leaves from the country you picked. Your other tabs are not touched. This is the thing Chrome cannot do, because Chrome has a single browser-wide proxy setting.
If the add-on cannot resolve a proxy for one of its containers, it sends the request nowhere rather than straight out over your own connection. A broken tab is fixable; a leaked address is not.
Bought accounts, opened from the right country
An account bought on Eveses opens in its own container bound to a proxy in the account's country, so the first time the service sees it, it sees it from where it was registered. If you do not own a proxy for that country, the add-on refuses to open it rather than opening it from your own address.
Requirements
- Firefox 112 or newer.
- Site access granted to the add-on when Firefox asks; without it the add-on cannot route a container and says so.
Чого воно не робить
- It does not change your browser fingerprint; a container separates cookies and the exit address, not your device.
- It is not on Firefox for Android.
Питання
Do I need Multi-Account Containers installed?›
Is it on addons.mozilla.org?›
Can two containers use two different countries at once?›
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