How I have been handling flight searches since grad school (still exploring options)

My constant habit of searching for flights actually began back in grad school, when I could rely on Student Universe. Life was simple then, with cheap fares, little friction, and fewer hoops to jump through. After graduation, that safety net vanished, and suddenly I was kind of juggling airline sites, refreshing, comparing, logging in, and out. Over time, all that heavy searching began causing strange behavior across sessions, so I looked for tools to keep things more organized and separate. That's when I started using GoLogin. It worked well for desktop browsing and kept my profiles isolated. Recently, I tried GeeLark, which takes a different approach; each profile is basically a cloud phone instead of just a browser profile. For travel searches and airline apps, that extra separation has felt smoother and much less chaotic. Still, I’m exploring options. I don’t believe there’s a perfect solution yet, and I’m definitely open to tools with similar or better capabilities, especially if they handle heavy travel searches or mobile‑first sites well. If you’ve discovered a method that works better or simply differently would really love to hear what you’re using and why.