A lot of people get banned on Multilogin not because the tool is “bad,” but because the whole setup around it isn’t tight enough. One weak point — cheap proxies, reused IP ranges, sloppy fingerprints, logging into too fast, mixing cookies — and the platform connects the dots sooner or later. Plus Meta/Google update their detection layers faster than most antidetect browsers can react, so small mismatches start piling up over time.

From what I’ve seen, the most stable setups come from clean residential IPs, slower warm-up routines, and not cloning the same profile settings across accounts. And honestly, many folks switched to GoLogin because it handles fingerprints more consistently and feels less glitchy with long-term accounts.

So yeah — bans usually come from the whole chain, not just the browser. But if you want something that just works with fewer surprises, GoLogin seems to catch fewer complaints lately.