Does IP changes with browsers?

@Yashasvi (229)
Nepal
January 5, 2011 11:33am CST
I frequently do online jobs using my different browsers like moziila firefox,IE-8,google chrome and opera from same computer.My one friend says that our IP address changes with browser.Is it true?If true,does it suspend my online earning accounts which doesn't allow multiple IP to work from?Since I changes browsers frequenltly to work on them.
6 responses
@Vick77 (488)
• Mexico
6 Jan 11
be careful the simply change of browser not change the IP address...
• India
6 Jan 11
It's a simple technique using your default Browser Like Firefox,Opera etc Just watch out my comment on this topic It Will help u out
@Vick77 (488)
• Mexico
6 Jan 11
Yes I know how to use and configure a proxy, the fact is the simply switch of browsers not change the IP, you can change the local IP address by a reset to your modem... Thanks anyway for the info...
• India
7 Jan 11
no, IP remain same for any browser. IP is related to your computer system and internet connection. it has no relation with browser.
• India
7 Jan 11
Neeraj Sir Go and Study IP Type Categories Main PROXY SETTINGS IN Computers ok
@silentwill (1685)
• Philippines
5 Jan 11
Unless you use different browsers with different proxy servers configured, no. Closing a browser and reopening it would NOT change your IP address. If you have a dymanic IP address provided by your ISP, it usually changes only when your turn off your modem. It doesn't have anything to do with the browser at all.
@katie0 (5203)
• Japan
6 Jan 11
no, the ip is something that shows even the adress home to the fbi for example, like that's how they caught some hackers so it doesn't change from computers and specially not with browsers i once did neobux in this pc and then as some hours had pass by i tryed in the other pc as i was there anyway, it's the same house and other living, neobux told me that i couldn't access not because of the timing but because i already accessed with the same ip
@RamRes (1723)
• Argentina
5 Jan 11
No, it's not true. The IP is based on the connection with your ISP, and is he who assigns it to you, your browser has nothing to do with it. If you has a fixed IP, your ISP tells that number and will last until you take the service down. If you has dynamic IP, your IP is assigned each time your modem connects, usually when you reset it. Using a different browser may change something because each stores a different set of cookies for each site, but anyway the sites will see the same IP you have. Try entering www.myip.net and see your IP with different browsers.
• Belgium
5 Jan 11
No this not true, An IP adress gives the internet provider and your location not the browser, The site owner can see what browser you used thought, but your browser sends this not your IP.