When working with automation, the security of your LinkedIn account is the key priority. Grinfi does not use API requests or Chrome extensions for connection, as these methods are easily tracked by LinkedIn algorithms and can lead to restrictions.
Grinfi uses integration with anti-detect solutions: Cloud Browser / GoLogin desktop app.
What Is an Anti-Detect Browser?
An anti-detect browser is software that simulates the creation of a separate device with a unique digital fingerprint for each working session.
It automatically replaces the parameters that websites use to identify users: cookies, cache, device characteristics, etc. Thanks to this, every new session looks like a unique device to security systems.
Why Is This Important for Automation?
The main advantage of this technology is the capability for safe multi-accounting. When you manage several different profiles, social network algorithms quickly detect logins to different profiles from the same IP address and device, which leads to blocks.
An anti-detect browser solves this problem: since platforms see that each account is operating from a unique device, they do not associate the accounts with each other and do not suspect automation activity.
Why Is This the Safest Way to Work?
Using Cloud Browser or GoLogin provides three critical benefits for security:
Manual connection: Authorization in the profile is carried out manually by a real person. You independently enter your login, password, and pass security checks. For LinkedIn, this looks like a regular user login from a new device.
Single digital identity (Fingerprint): After connecting the profile, all actions (both the operation of Grinfi automation on servers and your manual work via Cloud Browser / GoLogin) take place within a single session. For LinkedIn, this looks like a single device, with one IP address and the same digital fingerprint. The network does not see suspicious parallel logins from different locations.
Safe access sharing (Share Session): You can safely share access to the session with your colleagues or contractors. They do not even need to have an account in Grinfi. It is enough to install the GoLogin application and get access via their email. When they work in the GoLogin session from their device, LinkedIn will still perceive it as working from that very same "single device".
🟢 Tip: An additional layer of security. Some websites use LinkedIn Tag Manager (e.g., canva.com or notion.so). Go to these websites via Cloud Browser or GoLogin and allow them to collect cookies. Your actions in the browser will stop looking "isolated" - for LinkedIn, this is an additional signal that the session is managed by a real person.
What Is the Difference Between Cloud Browser and GoLogin?
Technically, the Cloud Browser in Grinfi is the same GoLogin, but opened on a remote server and accessible directly from the platform's interface. However, their use cases differ:
Cloud Browser
Where it is located: Built into the Grinfi interface.
Best use cases: Quick initial profile connection and one-time actions (e.g., quickly replying to a single message).
Features: Since it is a remote desktop, you may experience slight delays during usage (cursor movement delay, text input delay, lower image quality). Less convenient for long-term daily work.
GoLogin (Desktop app)
Where it is located: A separate desktop application installed on your computer.
Best use cases: Continuous daily work with the profile, handling a large volume of messages, publishing content, and sharing access with colleagues (Share Session).
Features: Works as quickly and smoothly as possible, without any delays or loss of image quality, just like a regular browser on your PC.
You can always choose the tool that best fits your current tasks, while maintaining the security of your LinkedIn account.