Automating Browser Tasks Across Multiple Profiles with n8n + Hidemium

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Hey everyone,

Just wanted to share a setup we’ve been using for automating browser tasks across multiple accounts — especially useful when platforms don’t offer APIs or are strict about bot detection.

We combined n8n with a fingerprint-isolated browser environment (Hidemium) to handle real-user simulation tasks like logins, data scraping, and interacting with UI elements.

:gear: Our Use Case:

  • We run multiple user accounts for testing, content monitoring, and order processing
  • Needed to simulate human behavior in real browsers (not headless)
  • Wanted to keep each account’s browser context isolated (cookie, IP, fingerprint, etc.)

The Setup:

  1. Hidemium spins up isolated browser profiles
  • Each profile = unique fingerprint + proxy + cookie storage
  • Uses Prompt Script AI to run browser actions with simple commands like:

“Log in, click button, scrape data, send to webhook”

  1. n8n triggers scripts and handles post-processing
  • HTTP request node triggers the Prompt Script in each profile
  • Collects the returned data (e.g., orders, reports)
  • Pipes it into Google Sheets, Notion, or internal DB

What’s great about this combo:

  • No-code scripting inside the browser
  • True fingerprint-level isolation — works even on sensitive platforms
  • n8n makes it easy to chain logic, schedule jobs, or add retries

If anyone’s curious about setting up something similar, happy to share a sample flow or answer questions.
Always impressed with what this community builds!
#n8n #automation browser #promptscript #hidemium #workflow #nocode

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What would this look like if you were to run 100-200 executions at the same time?

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To handle 100–200 executions at once, you’d need:

  • Multiple Hidemium profiles (with proxy + fingerprint)
  • n8n in queue mode or scaled with multiple workers
  • Enough system resources (each browser = real load)
  • Optional: distribute across machines or use cloud VMs

It’s doable, but you’ll want to monitor resource usage and maybe add a basic job scheduler to control flow.

Happy to share more if you’re scaling something similar!

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This is honestly one of the cleanest setups I’ve seen using Hidemium + n8n.
If you’re open to it, I’d love to see a sample n8n workflow – especially how you pass variables (like profile ID or prompt content) dynamically.