Cookie & User Agent Usage Guide

Achieve multi-account anti-association and password-free secure login through a modern fingerprint browser

📘 Core Technical Concepts Explained

What is Cookie?

Cookie is an encrypted credential stored in your browser by websites (most commonly sold in JSON format). When logging in via Cookie, the platform directly recognizes it as a normal return from the original device, no need to enter account credentials or perform secondary verification. This not only greatly improves convenience but also significantly increases the risk control system's trust in the login environment.

What is User Agent (User Agent)?

User Agent (abbreviated as UA) is a string used to identify browser type, operating system, and version. Social media platforms (such as Facebook) strictly verify this information when compiling your device fingerprint.

Example: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/89.0.4389.90 Safari/537.36

💡 Tip: If the purchased card credentials include User Agent, be sure to import it as well. This effectively simulates the original account holder's device fingerprint and significantly reduces the probability of being disabled by environmental risk controls.

⚠️ Note: Using Cookie to log in does not mean you can ignore other network rules. You still need to use high-quality clean proxies IP and maintain anti-association isolation between accounts.

Main Advantages of Using 👍 Cookie to Log In to Facebook

Password-Free Automatic Login: Cookie automatically records and inherits the online login state, bypassing credential entry directly and avoiding account locks due to multiple login attempts from unfamiliar locations.
Inherited Personalization Settings: Facebook automatically reads the preference settings (such as language, theme, etc.) stored in Cookie, reducing the weight of sudden environmental changes.
Perfect Session Continuity: Allows seamless navigation between pages in the fingerprint browser without repeated cumbersome security identity verification.

🚀 AdsPower Fingerprint Browser Import Cookie Tutorial

Since most professional users choose the more secure ** fingerprint browser ** for environmental isolation, here we use the industry mainstream AdsPower Browser as an example to demonstrate the specific configuration process:

Step One: Download and Register the Software

Go to AdsPower Fingerprint Browser Official Website to download the client and complete account registration. For smaller workloads, use its Free version is all you need (you can create 2 independent browser environments for free).

Step 2: Create a new browser environment

Log in to the AdsPower backend and click the [New Browser] button in the upper-left or upper-right corner to enter the configuration page.

Step 3: Enter card credentials (Cookie / UA)

Scroll down the page to find the Cookie field and copy and paste the entire JSON-format Cookie code you obtained from your purchase. If the card credentials come with User Agent you need to first clear the default parameters in the input field Then paste the included UA string into it.

Step 4: Select the corresponding platform and proxy

In the "Account Platform" options bar, select the corresponding site you want to import from (for example, if you are importing a Facebook account, the platform must be selected Facebook). Then follow the prompts to configure the proxy IP for the corresponding country/region that you have purchased and prepared in advance.

Step Five: Save and start running

After confirming everything is correct, click ⟪OK/Save⟫. Once configuration is complete, return to the environment list and click ⟪Open⟫. After the browser launches, you will be taken directly to the corresponding platform's main interface with automatic login already completed.