Facebook Multiple Login App
Agata Leadingham
Social media managers usually work for a range of clients. Naturally, they have to run multiple accounts on Facebook for their customers. One of the major problems they face while running multiple accounts on Facebook is bans.
To create Facebook accounts in 2023, you can use GoLogin browser. This browser allows you to create separate profiles for each account, and you can easily switch between them. Run a GoLogin profile for each of your accounts, and the browser will remember your login details for each account.
Sure! GoLogin offers Android app and web version on the website. Be sure to use these apps for Facebook login different accounts. Otherwise both of your accounts will be linked to your device and blocked immediately.
GoLogin allows you to easily share access to your multiple Facebook accounts with your remote team. Using one paid plan for the whole SMM agency team, you can add your GoLogin profiles to folders and then share access to those accounts with other GoLogin users.
Assuming your domains are being served by the same web server and you have access to that web server, you can use the manual login procedure: -login/manually-build-a-login-flow to login from as many domains as you wish.
Assume your domains are site1.com,site2.com.... Instead of using the Facebook javascript API, you will simply place a plain old Log In with Facebook button on each site which will redirect the browser to the facebook login page as described in the above article. In the state variable you can specify a code which indicates which of your sites is requesting a login. In the redirect you will use a single service domain which you assign to your web server (e.g. fb.mywebserver.com) and which you specify as the verified redirect url in the facebook login settings page. All the sites will redirect to this same url, avoiding the problem of supporting multiple domains.
Once the user has logged in, the browser will redirect to fb.mywebserver.com and pass it the state, which tells you which site is requesting login and a code which you can use on the back end to retrieve the user's info using the Facebook graph apis. You store this info with a uid in your data store then using the info in state, you redirect to to the appropriate site including a parameter that indicates a Facebook login (e.g. site1.com?fbc=some uid). The browser will obediently then call site1.com?fbc... Your web server will receive this request and detect the fbc parameter which tells it to associate the corresponding Facebook logged in user with this site. It can then retrieve the logged in users info using the uid and, for example, return a session cookie for this user along with the page. If you generate the page on the server you can, of course, also include a welcome "user" or alternatively, your client code can do an ajax call to retrieve that information.
From the user's standpoint they press the Login with Facebook button, are redirected to a Facebook login page where they login and then are redirected back to your site in a logged in state. Not quite as nice as having the login popup but likely acceptable.
Set the redirect URI via JS to our root domain and then just ignore the callback - this seemed promising, but calling FB.login with a redirect_uri param gave an error: When using FB.ui, you should not specify a redirect_uri. Is there a way to do this without FB.login?
When I right click the back arrow button, the dropdown shows up to 5 or 6 FB login pages. They all have the same url but if I click on the first one it also creates multiple login pages. The only way I can get them to vanish is to clear my browsing history before I proceed with logging in to FB. Is this something FB is doing, or is it Firefox, or is it malware? I'm on a laptop. PC.
Facebook created three of these for me in one test and six in another. I get it in Firefox as well as Chrome. The internal pages are each redirects that bring you to the final login. This is definitely something that Facebook is doing.
Facebook (and its parent company, Meta) have recently announced a number of experimental features and updates to how it handles its users' social media accounts and profiles across its various platforms. One particularly interesting update is the fact that Facebook now allows its users to create multiple profiles that are all linked to one main Facebook account.
Yes, you can create multiple profiles for a Facebook account. Facebook began testing this new feature earlier this year, and the functionality is currently live on the desktop website and in the mobile app. Here's what to expect:
Whether you have multiple Facebook accounts or share a computer with friends and family, you'll need to know how to switch Facebook accounts. Thankfully, the social network makes it easy to quickly switch between profiles using the same browser.
Once you've added multiple accounts, swapping between accounts on Facebook is quick and easy. It may just be a simple feature, but it's one that can make your life a lot easier. Plus, whether you're using Facebook's new design or still feel attached to its classic look, you can manage your accounts without issue.
Lets say we have a single user which installs game A. When the user starts game A we try to sign in with his device ID or create a new account if there is no account. Then user plays the game a bit and eventually decides to use facebook. We first try to login with his Facebook to check if he previously used a facebook account already, if not, we link his account with facebook (LinkWithFacebook). Works flawlessly.
Then, later the user installs game B. He has a new account on game B (DeviceID returns a new ID as soon as all games from the same developer has been removed from the device). He plays a bit and eventuelly decides to use facebook again. But this time, when calling LoginWithFacebook a account is already found in playfab. This account gets used automatically, and as this account has no Game B related data yet, all his progress is reset.
I'm not sure how to handle this. We don't want to present the option to the user if he wants to link facebook or login to facebook as I'm pretty sure 99% of the users will get confused about this. Also a dialog box showing this option when we detect an already created facebook/playfab account may confuse the user. (e.g. We detected an already created facebook account. Do you want to login with this facebook account or relink this account to the facebook account....)
Do I miss something here? How do other developers handle such a situation? (The most important thing for us is to have a frictionless experience... Install the game, play and if the user likes is, link to facebook/google/whatever)
You can use as many browsers as you like for this trick. Even combining more than one browser with Incognito Mode will work. As long as there are multiple browsing sessions, you can log into many accounts at once.
Though the dashboard supports creating one social connection for each different social connection type (E.g. Google, Facebook), using the create a connection management API you may create multiple social connections of the same type and then enable those connections for different applications from the dashboard.
Do you manage multiple Instagram accounts? If so, you know that it can be a pain to keep track of them all. Not to mention, if you use the same email address for all of your accounts, you have to constantly log in and out just to switch between them.
As well, managing multiple business Instagram accounts in Hootsuite also allows you to collaborate with team members and access advanced analytics from the same platform you use to manage and measure your other social accounts.
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