First of all, how does Amazon judge relevance? When judging the relevance, Amazon will comprehensively consider many factors in the seller's operation, including: account registration information, external network ip, mac address, computer system, browser version, seller's daily operating habits, product description, email reply template, etc. Among these factors, account registration information, external network ip and the login environment of the seller's computer system are very important.

Secondly, in the aspect of using tools such as super browser to prevent association, for the ip problem, they can assign different ipS for the seller's account to log in, and this ip is fixed and will not change with the change of the seller's network and address. At the same time, this ip is pure to help the seller distinguish IP in multi-account operation and avoid association from IP.

At the same time, in the login environment, different system environments are virtualized, so that different accounts of the seller not only log in with different ip, but also log in with different operating systems, forming a safe isolation of the login environment and preventing account association.

Simply put, the use of super browser can help sellers to prevent Amazon from judging from ip and login environment as multi-account association.