Multiple X (Twitter) accounts in an antidetect browser

Create profiles and groups for X accounts

Click New profile, open Account & 2FA, and select X. Enter an account identifier and use the profile name or Note to record its purpose and owner. Group profiles by brand, language, or the person responsible. Return to the same profile for an existing account so daily work and handoffs use one identifiable record.

Fingerprints use Windows 10, Windows 11, or Apple silicon Mac device templates, and the saved configuration is reused when the profile opens again. Each profile keeps its own cookies and local storage. Opening windows together does not combine their browser data.

Create a separate profile for a new account and verify the identity displayed on X after the first sign-in. Compare it with the profile name and Account field before continuing. The multiple-account isolation guide explains the relationship between accounts, profiles, and browser data.

Check exit IP and browser language

Assign a recognizable proxy record to each profile according to its normal use. WGBrowser supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5. Test the connection and inspect the actual exit IP and region. In Fingerprint, set Time zone, Language, and Location to Follow IP when those settings should match the detected exit.

These choices apply to the profile; they do not require changing the whole computer’s language. A group labeled by language helps organize accounts, while a proxy determines the network exit used for requests. Renaming the profile or changing a page’s language does not change the exit IP.

Fix expired, unavailable, or incorrectly located proxy connections before opening the account. With an extraction link, check when a new connection is requested. A fresh IP on every opening is not a fixed exit. See the proxy setup guide for saved connections and extraction settings.

Prepare windows for repeated actions

Window sync works with profiles already running on the same computer. It forwards supported clicks, scrolling, keystrokes, input methods, and tab or address-bar actions. It does not inspect the meaning of a button or determine whether every X account is on the same page.

Check the account, sign-in state, active tab, and layout in each selected window. Resolve verification pages and unexpected prompts separately. Window size can change a responsive layout, so arrange the windows before checking their positions. The window sync guide explains the available controls.

1. Open the profiles, go to Window sync, select the participating windows, and click Arrange windows.
2. Click Make main beside the window you will operate. Confirm the accounts and pages in the following windows.
3. Click Start syncing and try one simple click or scroll. Review each window’s result before the next action.
4. Click Pause if page states diverge. Stop syncing before changing which windows take part.

Type separate text for each account

Open Type text into windows and choose Same text or Different per window. For account-specific copy, fill each row separately. You can also copy a column from a spreadsheet and use Paste lines to assign one line per window in list order. Check each row against the account it will reach.

The target is the field currently focused in each window. Select the intended fields before starting. Leave Clear the field first unchecked when existing text must remain. Choose Press Enter afterwards only after confirming what Enter does on that page; inserting text alone does not confirm a post has been submitted.

For public content, finish the input, pause syncing, and review the text and account in each window. Check images, links, and the current page before submitting through each account’s flow. File selection requires individual handling, and the browser does not decide which media belongs with which account.

Pause for unsupported pages and controls

Sync covers supported actions in the current tab of the selected profiles. Clicks inside third-party embedded frames, separate website popup windows, system file dialogs, and native browser menus require individual handling. Pause when one appears, complete the step separately, and compare the pages before continuing.

Use Pause and Resume on the Window sync page, or Pause sync and Resume sync in the main window’s toolbar. A following window offers Stop following in this window. While paused, actions in the main window are not forwarded. After working on one account, check the remaining windows before resuming or ending the batch.

Window sync provides no guarantee about account warm-up or platform reviews. Follow X’s rules when arranging repeated work. For workflows that require decisions based on individual page state, read about browser automation.

Hand off accounts and restore profile data

For a team managing multiple accounts, an administrator assigns profile access through groups. Members use the profiles they are authorized to see. A profile can be open on only one device at a time, and other members can see when it is in use. Finish the task and close the profile before the next person opens that same record.

Before switching computers, check the profile’s Sync settings. Cookies sync as they change, while selected LocalStorage, IndexedDB, and other supported storage upload when the profile closes. Wait for syncing to finish, then open the original profile on the next computer and check both the proxy exit and the X session.

If the website requests verification again, complete its current flow. Sync restores profile data without extending the website’s session lifetime. Window sync controls local windows; cloud sync handles profile data between devices.

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