// GUIDE · COMPARISON
Antidetect browser for games? SessionBox, Multilogin, GoLogin and AdsPower compared with IdleDeck
- An antidetect browser (SessionBox One, Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, Dolphin{anty}) creates profiles that pretend to be different computers: a new fingerprint and a proxy for each account.
- Several also sell automation, such as a synchronizer that repeats your clicks in the other profiles. In games, that is a bot.
- If the game limits accounts per person or per IP, using a disguise to get around the limit breaks the rules — and the penalty is usually a ban.
- IdleDeck takes the opposite approach: free, no disguise and no automation. It just keeps your accounts open, organized and awake.
Plans and features checked on each tool's official website on 09/25/2026. Prices change: always check each tool's own website.
What an antidetect browser is
Every browser leaves a fingerprint: the operating system, the graphics card, the fonts, the time zone, the language and dozens of details that, together, identify the computer — and the IP address shows where it connects from. An antidetect browser creates profiles that change this fingerprint, each one connecting through a different proxy, so that each account looks like a different person, somewhere else.
It is sold to people who manage many accounts — for ads, online stores and social media — and do not want them linked to each other. The best known are SessionBox One, Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower and Dolphin{anty}.
Comparison: antidetect, browser profiles and IdleDeck
| Tool | What it is | Free? | Disguises the accounts? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chrome or Edge profiles | Built into the browser: one profile, and one window, per account | Yes | No |
| Firefox containers | Mozilla extension: color-coded tabs, each with its own session | Yes | No |
| SessionBox One | App that turns Chrome, Edge or Firefox tabs into separate profiles | One-week trial; plans from US$ 4.99 per month, billed annually | Yes: masked fingerprint and a proxy per account |
| Multilogin | Antidetect browser with profiles and cloud phones | Free plan with 5 profiles; paid plans from US$ 7.08 per month, billed annually | Yes, with built-in residential proxies |
| GoLogin | Antidetect browser | Free plan with 3 profiles | Yes |
| AdsPower | Antidetect browser | Free with 2 profiles | Yes |
| Dolphin{anty} | Antidetect browser | Free for up to 5 profiles; paid plans from US$ 10 per month | Yes, with a proxy manager |
| IdleDeck | Browser for browser games: all accounts in one window, awake 24/7 | Yes, with no account limit | No: all accounts go out from your own IP, with no disguise |
Several antidetect browsers also sell automation: AdsPower has a synchronizer, which repeats whatever you do in one profile across the others, and a task robot (RPA); Dolphin{anty} has a scenario builder and a synchronizer; SessionBox One integrates with Selenium, which is used to automate browsers. In games, there is a word for that: bot.
Why antidetect browsers usually mean trouble in games
The whole point of the disguise is to get around limits: multiple accounts on the same IP, one account per person, no extra accounts for farming. In games, these limits are rules — and breaking a game's rules usually costs you the account, and the balance with it.
Of the 59 Brazilian idle game profiles we checked on the official sites, 31 forbid automation (bots, macros, scripts), 14 limit or forbid multiple accounts, and 1 explicitly forbids VPNs or proxies. For the rest, the site doesn't mention it — which doesn't mean it's allowed.
Before choosing any tool, read the game's rules on accounts, automation and VPNs: the idle game list shows each one's rules, with the source and the date.
When each option makes sense
- Two or three accounts, no rush: Chrome or Edge profiles do the job, with one window per account. The steps are in how to open multiple accounts in the same browser.
- Firefox users: containers bring the accounts together in a single window.
- Antidetect browser: it is a tool made for a different world — marketing, online stores, social media. In games, only if the rules explicitly allow it, which is rare.
- Multiple browser game accounts, open and awake 24/7, within the rules: that is what IdleDeck is for.
What IdleDeck does — and does not do
- each account with its own login, cookies and cache, all in the same window;
- pages stay awake with the window minimized or in the tray, and a page that goes down is reloaded;
- it alerts you by Windows notification, sound or Discord when an account needs you;
- it shows the per-IP account limit the game publishes and alerts you when you go over it;
- it does not disguise your computer, does not use a proxy or VPN and does not play for you: no auto-click, macro or synchronizer.
It is free, for Windows 10 and 11.
Common questions
What is an antidetect browser?
It is a browser that creates profiles with a different fingerprint (operating system, fonts, graphics card, time zone and other details) and, usually, a proxy per profile, so that each account looks like a different person. Examples: SessionBox One, Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower and Dolphin{anty}.
Is there a free antidetect browser?
On 09/25/2026, Multilogin had a free plan with 5 profiles, Dolphin{anty} with up to 5, GoLogin with 3 and AdsPower with 2; SessionBox One offered a one-week trial. Plans change: check each tool's website.
Can I use an antidetect browser for games?
Only if the game's rules explicitly allow it, which is rare. In games that limit accounts per person or per IP, using a disguise or a proxy to get around the limit breaks the rules, and the penalty is usually a ban.
Is IdleDeck an antidetect browser?
No. IdleDeck does not change your computer's fingerprint, does not use a proxy or VPN and does not automate anything: all accounts go out from your own IP, each with its own login. It organizes your accounts, keeps the pages awake and alerts you when one goes down.
Do Chrome profiles work for multiple game accounts?
They do: each profile has its own session, and the login stays saved. The cost is one window per account and, with the window minimized, the page is subject to the browser's background limits.