I recently built a flow that uses 20+ browser profiles, all running different automation tasks in parallel — thanks to the Hidemium API + n8n webhook orchestration.
My Stack:
- Hidemium Prompt Scripts to handle real browser actions
- n8n to trigger tasks, wait for webhook responses, and push results to Sheets or Notion
- CapMonster to auto-solve CAPTCHAs
- PostgreSQL for storing task history & status
Example Flow:
- n8n triggers a webhook every 10 minutes
- Hidemium receives prompt:
“Open Gmail signup, generate realistic data, solve CAPTCHA, submit, save result”
- Result (email, status) is sent back to webhook
- n8n stores it, retries failures
Why This Setup Works:
- Hidemium isolates each task in its own real browser profile with separate fingerprints
- Automation is more stable than headless tools
- Easy to scale horizontally without code complexity
If you’re into automation and you haven’t tried combining Hidemium + n8n + webhook flows — you’re missing out on a very powerful architecture.