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keeping the session around between runs should save a lot of repeated setup
i would want the controls for sharing and retiring a session to be as clear as the controls for starting one
@saad_el_gueddari Totally agree, Saad, and thanks for the feedback! Today you can stop a session from the dashboard or with one API call, and the MCP server can even stop all running sessions on request. Sharing a profile with a teammate is a single action too.
is it easy to organize profiles into groups when working with a large team?
@colton_drake Yes, Colton! Profiles go into folders with tags and notes, and you can share a whole folder with your team and set each member's permissions. It all works through the API too.
Restoring the whole identity, not just the cookie jar, is the part that stood out — especially the same device and IP coming back every run. When a site still asks for 2FA mid-run, does the agent pause and surface Live View on its own, or does it have to detect the challenge first before handing control back?
@jcbuilds Thanks, JC! Today the agent detects the challenge itself: for example, it checks whether it landed on a 2FA page, pauses and sends a person the session’s Live View link. You finish the step by hand, and the agent carries on in the same session, still on the same device and IP.
Managing multiple accounts without constantly switching browsers sounds really useful! How smooth is Gologin when handling several profiles at once?
@abod_rehman Thanks, Abdul! Every profile runs isolated in the cloud with its own cookies, fingerprint and IP, and they don’t affect each other. Your script or AI agent connects to each with one line, and you can run several in parallel. What kind of workflow would you run across them?
Keeping a session between runs makes sense for recurring browser tasks. I'd still want an obvious signal when that session expires and a person needs to sign in again.
@oleksii_sekundant Great point, Oleksii, and fully agree. Today the simplest way is a check at the start of each run: if the script lands on the login page instead of the app, it flags it, and a person opens the session’s Live View, signs in by hand and hands it back to the script. A built-in “session expired” signal is a really good idea, I’m passing it to our team.