Where to get real Browser Fingerprint Database?

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Hello guys,

I am handling thousands of Google accounts using Puppeteer + an extension to spoof browser fingerprint in each account.

The extension adds noise to Canvas, WebGL, and randomize other properties, so Google can't detect that those accounts are running in the same machine.

However, the fingerprints generated from extension don't help my accounts gain much trust from Google, as they are not the real fingerprints of normal computers.

I don't have enough budget to use browsers like Multilogin or Sphere in that quantity (like 5-10k accounts).

That's why I am asking for your help to get the real Browser Fingerprint database which come from real users.
Thank you.
 
Not sure where you can get a database of browsers with fingerprints. I was never looking and thought of creating myself. It take a lot of space about 100 gbs per 40-50 browsers. But if that's what you want, you can grow them manually on separate broswers.
 
Create a harvester. Use javascript to get the hidden variables such as canvas etc and send it to your backend. Put it on sites and blast traffic to it.
That's a very good idea and not hard to implement. Are you doing web automation in large scale?
 
Create a harvester. Use javascript to get the hidden variables such as canvas etc and send it to your backend. Put it on sites and blast traffic to it.
Best way you can get real values . Put it on real website with traffic but beware of bots.
 
Have you checked what exactly the google service that you're botting fingerprints? Getting full authentic fingerprints is fairly expensive, I suggest you thoroughly investigate what you need and maybe you'll find a better solution.
 
I'd love to know how to do this as well, although i'm definitely not doing it on the 1000's kind of scale, and could even be doing way too much for the single site i'm doing it for (reddit).. But I think it'll still be good to know to reduce my costs
 
Which extension are you using? I'm handling quite a few accounts myself and haven't had any mass bans to date.
 
Apple have claimed that all macbook browser had almost same footprint.
Or other ideas is to create temp website to just store information for footprint and post on social media.
 
Apple have claimed that all macbook browser had almost same footprint.

Yes. They announce themselves in the http headers. Specifically the "this is an expensive MAC" http header.
 
How about AdsPower, I heard it could manage sooooo many accounts, and right now it has year-end sale. Try it!
 
This is an interesting question.

1. Find out how google creates that fingerprint, e.g. which JS is involved.
2. Find out how google transmits that fingerprint to their google server.
3. Hook into this transmitting process and send a copy of the fingerprints to your server too
4. Store the harvested (real client) fingerprints in a DB and use it to inject it into googles server (probably a custom extension is needed for this part)

The last step is the hardest.
 
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