In the previous article, we learned about the differences between first-party cookies and third-party cookies. Many people hope to reasonably plan their own cookie information so that websites can only obtain the cookie information they want them to obtain, and provide different cookie information for different URLs. So is there a way to manage their own cookie information in different windows? We can achieve this effect through BitBrowser.

 

For the management of cookie information mentioned just now, the key point is that the cookie information of different browsing windows should not be saved in a folder. Each browser or browser window can be saved in a separate file. One is through multiple browsers, such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc. Each browser will store its own cookie information independently. In this case, multiple browser windows can also be made non-interfering with each other, and cookie information is independent, but this method is relatively complicated, and it is easy to confuse accounts during operation. It is not suitable for batch operation due to the limitation of the number of browsers, and once closed, it may face the risk of re-login of the account, and it is impossible to configure IP for each account, which is easy to generate multiple account associations, etc. Overall, this method has uncertainty and quantity limitations and will bring risks to the account. Is there a better solution? You can use BitBrowser.

 

 

Different from most common browsers, the browser window of BitBrowser is completely independent. Each browser supports IP binding and simulates a new browser fingerprint, just like a new device. Cookie information is also independent of each other in each window, and they do not affect each other or associate with each other. In this way, when you access the web window through BitBrowser, it will be an independent Cookie information.

 

Using BitBrowser, you can also raise accounts according to different needs, raise targeted Cookie information according to different needs, and then log in through Cookie information.

 

 

Create an independent environment: Use BitBrowser to create an independent browser environment for each account to ensure that Cookie information is stored and updated in an isolated environment.

 

Cookie isolation: BitBrowser can isolate Cookie information of different user accounts to ensure that each account has independent Cookie data. In this way, even if you log in to multiple accounts on the same computer, the account association will not be caused by the mutual interference of Cookies.

 

Cookie import and export: BitBrowser supports batch import and export of Cookie information, allowing users to manage Cookies of multiple accounts more conveniently. This feature is especially useful for users who need to switch accounts frequently.

 

Cookie attribute modification: BitBrowser allows users to modify the cookie attributes of each browser window individually, further increasing the flexibility of cookie management.