E-commerce sellers should be familiar with the anti-association of accounts. Basically, therefore, cross-border e-commerce platforms do not allow the same seller to operate multiple stores, such as Amazon, eBay, Shopee and others. Therefore, the platform will irregularly detect the browser fingerprint of each account to judge whether the store has violations. If multiple account operations are found, the account will be banned. Therefore, more and more sellers begin to use virtual browsers. So what is a virtual browser? Can the effect of accounts anti-association be achieved?
Why are accounts associated?
If the Internet is closely related to our lives, we will inadvertently disclose a lot of information when surfing the Internet, and the platform uses this information to judge whether there is an association between accounts.
Browser fingerprint
The browser fingerprint is fixed for ordinary users. If the platform finds that the browser fingerprint of two or more accounts is the same, it can basically determine that these accounts are logged in on the same computer, that is, there is an association between accounts.
Cookie
Cookie is a text file that simply records the user's personal information in the browser. It originally appeared to improve the user's online experience. However, it is widely used in browser identity tracking. Simply clearing cookies or disabling cookies can no longer meet the needs of users.
To solve these two problems, it is very cumbersome to modify the code. We need to use a certain anti-association tool: Lalicat virtual browser.
What is Lalicat virtual browser?
Lalicat virtual browser can prevent the platform from detecting the user's browser fingerprint, because Lalicat can create a completely independent virtual browser and modify the browser fingerprints arbitrarily. The platform will only detect the virtual fingerprint set by the user, and the anti-association is achieved naturally.
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