Yes, to open multiple fingerprint browsers on the same computer and have each instance have a separate IP address, you need to take some extra steps to configure separate IPs. This is because an IP address is what uniquely identifies a computer on a network, and each computer usually has only one primary IP address.

 

The following is a common method to implement multiple fingerprint browsers and configure independent IP steps:

 

1. Use virtualization software: Use virtualization software, such as VirtualBox or VMware, to create multiple virtual machine instances on your computer. Each virtual machine will have its own operating system and network configuration.

 

2. Configure the network adapter: configure the network adapter for each virtual machine. You can choose to use bridge mode or NAT mode. Using bridge mode allows the virtual machine to connect directly to your local network and obtain an independent IP address. When using NAT mode, the virtual machines will share the network connection through the host's IP address, but you can configure port forwarding to achieve independent IP addresses.

 

3. Set a static IP address: In each virtual machine, configure a static IP address to ensure that each instance has a unique IP address. You can manually set the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway of each virtual machine according to the requirements of the network operating system.

 

4. Configure the router: If your network uses a router to assign IP addresses, you also need to configure the router accordingly. You can set up port forwarding rules for each virtual machine to route external requests to the corresponding virtual machine and IP address.

 

Please note that the above steps may vary depending on your specific operating system, virtualization software and network environment. Make sure to read the relevant documentation and guidance carefully and follow applicable security practices. Also, when using multiple separate IP addresses, please ensure that you comply with the laws of your region and the usage policies of your service provider.

 

What is an independent IP

 

Independent IP refers to the unique IP address assigned to a network device (such as a computer, server or router) on the Internet. An IP address is a numerical identifier used to identify and locate a device on a network.

 

On the Internet, an IP address is an address used to identify the sender and receiver during data packet transmission. Every device needs an IP address to communicate on the network. An independent IP address means that a device has an independent and unique IP address, which is not shared or reused by other devices.

 

The main advantage of a dedicated IP address is that it can provide independence and uniqueness. It allows devices to be uniquely identified on the Internet and can be accessed directly and by other devices. This is important for certain web applications and services, such as server hosting, remote access, website hosting, and online gaming.

 

It should be noted that IP addresses can be divided into static IP and dynamic IP. A static IP address is a fixed address manually configured on the device, while a dynamic IP address is dynamically assigned by your network service provider and may change each time you connect. A dedicated IP usually refers to a static IP address because it is unique and does not change.

 

Opening multiple accounts requires multiple IP window settings in multiple browsers. For example, Bit Fingerprint Browser uses different proxy IPs when creating multiple windows to create different independent environments for each window to isolate them from each other. . It is relatively safe to log in multiple account information with Bitbrowser at the same time. Preventing each other is the role of identifying and preventing associations.