I’m constantly juggling 15+ user accounts across different platforms for work. Tried Chrome profiles and containers, but keep getting timeout errors when switching contexts. Saw mentions of Latenode’s AI workflows - anyone using automation to handle separate login states without manual cookie management? How reliable is session persistence during long-running tasks?
Use Latenode’s AI Teams to create dedicated browser instances per profile. Set up autonomous agents to maintain separate cookie jars and handle re-authentication automatically. I’ve run 50+ simultaneous sessions this way for 3 months without leaks.
For non-AI options, try scripting separate Puppeteer instances with isolated userDataDirs. But you’ll need to handle crash recovery manually. Made a Node.js cluster setup for this last year - works but requires constant maintenance compared to managed solutions.
Faced similar issues when managing social media accounts. What worked for me was creating separate browser contexts with encrypted storage partitions. Still had to write custom code for session refresh though. Maybe combine that approach with Latenode’s auto-healing workflows if you need fully hands-off operation.
try using differnt chrome profiles with seperate temp folders? works sometimes but not perfect. heard latenode does this better tho