Good alternative to avoid browser fingerprinting?

[bk201]

I've used multilogin, kameleo and linkensphere with others but I noticed they take too long to update and their browser spoofing is not that good . I saw a few people giving some really insightful thoughts like Brian Alexander ..

So if anyone knows a good way to avoid browser fingerprinting I would like to know .. I'm not doing crazy stuff nor botting or anything so I would be ok with some basic stuff I think.

Thanks

 

[Light Wilson]

Use this chrome extension : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/canvas-blocker-fingerprin/nomnklagbgmgghhjidfhnoelnjfndfpd?hl=en it might help you...

 

[bk201]

Use this chrome extension : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/canvas-blocker-fingerprin/nomnklagbgmgghhjidfhnoelnjfndfpd?hl=en it might help you...

Does it also spoof OS? I will check it out, thanks.

 

[bk201]

Is there a way to tag people? .. saw some other post similar to mine and wanted to tag them to see what they think about browser fingerprinting nowadays.

 

[comando]

I like to use different Firefox installs for different things. For example if I really want to have GSC and GA on a site, I will ONLY login from a specific Firefox install and not use it for anything else. An extra layer would be to set that browser with a proxy.

 

[bk201]

I like to use different Firefox installs for different things. For example if I really want to have GSC and GA on a site, I will ONLY login from a specific Firefox install and not use it for anything else. An extra layer would be to set that browser with a proxy.

You have different versions of firefox installed, that what you meant?

 

[Carnaged]

You have different versions of firefox installed, that what you meant?

https://support.mozilla.org/bm/questions/939994

 

[bk201]

https://support.mozilla.org/bm/questions/939994

Yeah thats what I thought, thank you.. I guess best option is having multiple FF installs, each with different add-ons, scripts etc to sort of emulate what multilogin and linkensphere do

 

[daibu]

What is not being addressed by Multilogin? I've been using them for a long time and have never had any signs of being identified.

 

[tubeboost]

How many fingerpritns do you need? The best way is to use multiple VMs with different browsers and OS.

 

[laur.laurix]

My vote is for multiple virtual machines and android and IOS emulators.....differents OSs diff browsers, diff res imposible to fingerprint.

 

[liyong601c]

I would suggest you read this post,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how-to-prevent-browser-fingerprinting/

 

[bk201]

What is not being addressed by Multilogin? I've been using them for a long time and have never had any signs of being identified.

i found this a bit old post " https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/alternative-to-multilogin-automation.1102916/ " , in which details some stuff from people that have used it over the years, one thing being that its not updated that often and its selenium sucks or so it did couple months ago, not sure now .. that thread has some really good insightful posts too bad nobody is posting on it anymore and also its a bit overpriced imo

How many fingerpritns do you need? The best way is to use multiple VMs with different browsers and OS.

i need quite a bit say like 20-30 per week

My vote is for multiple virtual machines and android and IOS emulators.....differents OSs diff browsers, diff res imposible to fingerprint.

this sounds very reasonable and easy to do tbh

I would suggest you read this post,
https://www.bestproxyreviews.com/how-to-prevent-browser-fingerprinting/

I'll have a read . thank you ..

Also i wonder how can i tag people? i wanted to tag someone here who had very good thoughts about this

 

[terrycody]

Also i wonder how can i tag people? i wanted to tag someone here who had very good thoughts about this

USE @ follow with username

like @terrycody

 

[bk201]

USE @ follow with username

like @terrycody

thanks ill try..

@Brian Alexander what are your thoughts on the subject nowadays?

 

[George521]

Try to use a non rare browser. The most obvious way to try to prevent browser fingerprinting is to pick a standard, common browser or disable javascript

 

[billota72899]

Use Brave Browser

 

[DaveyMars]

Use Brave Browser

Is that a serious answer? I ask because I'm suprised that anything that's free and out of the box would work. Does it really?

 

[billota72899]

Yes

Is that a serious answer? I ask because I'm suprised that anything that's free and out of the box would work. Does it really?

Yes.. Read the above mentio link article. Brave blocks all the ads and trackers and you can also disable JavaScript in brave to secure more and even if u are using brave on desktop then u can also use Tor in brave

 

[mdtanos]

I have always used multilogin and it worked like a charm. What problem did you have with it?