Hey Hidemium community,
I wanted to share a real QA/testing use case where Hidemium saved me from a ton of headaches.
I was working on a platform where user behavior was tightly monitored. If multiple accounts logged in from the same device/browser/IP — they got flagged as suspicious.
This made it nearly impossible to do clean A/B testing or session-based QA.
What I Did Instead
I created 10 Hidemium profiles, each with:
- A unique browser fingerprint
- A separate proxy (I used Hidemium’s free daily residential ones)
- Separate storage for cookies, cache, sessions
Then I logged into 10 accounts — all from the same physical machine — and none of them were flagged. The system treated them like 10 different users on 10 different devices.
Bonus: Using Prompt Script for UI testing
I created custom prompts for each profile like:
“Log in, change profile picture, update bio, submit feedback form, then log out.”
Each test felt like a real human session. I collected the results via webhook and visual screenshots for QA review.
Unexpected Benefits
- Could fake different devices (Android, iOS, macOS…) without emulators
- No need for Docker or virtual machines
- Sessions persist between runs — no need to log in every time
If you’re in QA, marketing, or platform testing — and need to manage lots of accounts without being flagged — I highly recommend using isolated profiles with prompt-driven actions.
Let me know if you want a sample prompt or test template!