Tinder is a popular online dating application that was initially launched in 2012. It utilizes geolocation features to help users find potential dates nearby. The core mechanism of Tinder is the "swipe" function, where users view other users' profiles, including photos and personal information, and then swipe right to indicate interest or left to pass. When two users mutually swipe right, a "match" is formed, and they can then start private conversations.



The user base of Tinder is diverse, encompassing people of various ages and backgrounds. Although initially perceived as a means for finding short-term relationships, many users have also found long-term partners through Tinder. Additionally, Tinder has introduced various paid features such as Tinder Plus and Tinder Gold, offering more advanced options like unlimited swipes, the ability to change location, and seeing who likes your profile.

Over time, Tinder has undergone several updates in its interface and functionality to enhance user experience and adapt to the evolving online dating market. Despite competition from other dating apps, Tinder remains one of the most popular and widely used dating applications globally.

However, as a popular dating platform, Tinder has a more stringent detection mechanism for account registration.

For an account, what kind of environment is considered independent, safe and stable? You might say an independent proxy, a profile with independent fingerprints, an independent registration information, and enough cookies record.

Indeed, in normal cases, as we mentioned in our previous blogs, the above conditions are sufficient to create a relatively safe and independent environment. Because for most websites or platforms, the core logic of their detection system revolves around these items which are exactly the aim that most anti-detect browser on the market can achieve.

However, during our daily communication with users, we learned that some websites have more stringent requirements for account environments, and Tinder is one of them.

In addition to the agents, fingerprints, registration information and cookies we mentioned above, Tinder will also detect IndexedDB and Local Storage.

What is IndexedDB and Local Storage?

IndexedDB: IndexedDB is a way for you to persistently store data inside a user's browser. Because it lets you create web applications with rich query abilities regardless of network availability, your applications can work both online and offline.

Local Storage: localStorage is a property that allows JavaScript sites and apps to save key-value pairs in a web browser with no expiration date. This means the data stored persists even after the user closes the browser or restarts the computer.



How does ixBrowser solve this problem?
In this case, ixBrowser launched sync IndexedDB and Local Storage function. When cloud backup is turned on, users can enable synchronization of IndexedDB and Local Storage under the preference settings page.

With the support of this feature, users can create a more secure and independent environment for their Tinder account, and no longer have to worry about account bans.
 

Risks of Multi-Accounting

Whether in the e-commerce sector, social media platforms, advertising placements, or affiliate marketing, multi-account operations have become a common operational strategy. However, the implementation of this strategy may face a neglected risk, that is, the leakage of browser fingerprints!
 

Browser fingerprints

are unique sets of information composed of your device and browser settings. If you use the same device and browser while operating multiple accounts, then the browser fingerprints of these accounts will be identical. This could attract the attention of the platform, as it may be considered as brushing or fraudulent behavior, leading to account bans.

For example, on e-commerce platforms, sellers often create multiple accounts to increase product exposure and sales. However, if the browser fingerprints of these accounts are the same, they may be recognized as spam accounts by the platform, resulting in restrictions or bans. Similarly, on social media platforms, marketers also create multiple accounts to promote products or brands. If the browser fingerprints of these accounts are the same, they may be recognized as fraudulent behavior by the platform, thereby affecting marketing results and revenue.

Anti-Detect Browsers Are Not a Panacea

Even though many users have become aware of the risks of browser fingerprinting and have started using fingerprint browsers to mask their real device information, this does not mean that their accounts are completely safe. In fact, due to the different technologies used by different fingerprint browsers, or improper use, personal information may still be leaked, or a false browser fingerprint may be generated. This could lead to the user's device being marked as suspicious by the website platform, or multiple accounts being marked as associated.
 

Therefore, when using a fingerprint browser, users need to utilize a tool to:

• Check if their browser fingerprint is authentic

• See if the local real IP address will be leaked

• Compare the fingerprint of the fingerprint browser with the browser fingerprint of the real device

• Compare whether there are many repetitions in the browser fingerprints of different accounts

After confirming the authenticity of the browser fingerprint, it is obviously safer to operate multiple accounts.

Using BrowserScan to Detect Browser Fingerprints

By accessing

browserscan.net

with a fingerprint browser or any other browser, you can understand the complete browser fingerprint just by waiting a few seconds.

Overview

In this section, you will check the authenticity of the browser fingerprint, giving you a rough understanding of the current browser fingerprint. The main information is as follows:

• IP address

• Postal code of the IP address location

• Geolocation of the IP address (Country, Latitude and Longitude)

• Time zone of the IP address location

• Internet service provider of the IP address

• Browser version being used

• Operating system of the current device

• Whether a proxy server is being used

 

If the authenticity of the browser fingerprint is only 90% or lower, then you need to continue to look at more detailed fingerprint information.

(Values in Red Font are areas of deduction)

IP Address

Geolocation

Step 1: Log in to your

PrivateProxy.me

account. Then click Buy proxies and choose the type of proxy (residential or datacenter proxy, etc.), package, purpose and country;




Step 2: After completing the payment go to My Proxies tab and click IPs, which will reveal your proxy list with all the required credentials;

Step 3: Download, install, and login to

ixBrowser

;



Step 4: Click "Create Profile" button, in the pop-up page, choose the platform and group, and enter profile info;



Step 5: Go to "Proxy Configuration" page, select the Proxy Method to Custom, and enter the proxy info we generated in Step 2, and press Network Detection;



Step 6: Once the detection passed, you can click create button and start using the proxy with ixBrowser;


 

Step 1: Logging into the

Goproxy

dashboard;



Step 2: Click “Get Now” button to go to Pricing page, select the package you want, and follow the guidance to purchase it;



Step 3: Then go to “Username:Password Authentication” page, set the info of the proxy and generate;



Step 4: Download, install, and login to

ixBrowser

;



Step 5: Click “Create Profile” button, in the pop-up page, choose the platform and group, and enter profile info;



Step 6: Go to “Proxy Configuration” page, select the Proxy Method to Custom, and enter the proxy info we generated in Step 3, and press Network Detection;
Step 7: Once the detection passed, you can click create button and start using the proxy with ixBrowser;


 

Configuring the 922 S5 Proxy in the ixBrowser is a straightforward process. Follow the steps below:

Step 1:
Register an account on the 922 S5 Proxy official website and download and install the 922 client.

Website:

https://www.922proxy.com/

Step 2:
①On the ProxyList interface, filter by country, state, city, etc., then click Search to find proxies.



②Right-click on the desired proxy, select Forward Port to Proxy, and finally click on a port.



③Open the port forwarding list, copy the proxy information by clicking [Copy].



Step 3:
Open the ixBrowser client, click [Create Profile], choose Socks5 as the proxy type, paste the copied proxy information from Step 2 into the designated area, and finally click [Test] to check if the proxy is working.



Once the proxy test is successful, showing detailed IP information, click [Create] to save the browser configuration. You can now use the browser normally.

The above instructions are for using the 922 S5 Proxy client. Another method is available using username and password authentication, which is web-based and doesn't require downloading a client.

Step 1:
Log in to your account on the 922 S5 Proxy website and navigate to the username/password authentication page.



①Choose the ISP package type.
②Select the country.
③Choose the city.
④Enter the hostname, port, and your username and password information. The username is generated by default and cannot be changed, but the password can be modified.
⑤Select the number of commands to generate.
⑥Choose the format for the username and password.
⑦Click to generate.
⑧Click to copy.

Step 2:
Open the ixBrowser client, click [Create Profile], choose Socks5 as the proxy type, paste the copied proxy information from Step 1 into the designated area, and finally click [Test] to check if the proxy is working.

Note: When pasting in the blue box labeled ②, Proxy Port, Proxy Account, and Proxy Password will be automatically filled.



After a successful proxy test, showing detailed IP information, click [Create] to save the browser configuration. You can now use the browser normally.


For more features and promotional information, visit the official website:

https://www.922proxy.com/