What? Man…. Seriously? Im expert in fingeprints and I saw multilogin is a joke.Multilogin is best, but expensive
Hello. I'm interested by Ivanovation. Do you offer a trial ? ThanksYou better use a natural browser.
Try ivanovation, work with all kind of browsers, firefox chrome edge, he also have firefox portable so you can test wich is better for your needs
Which proxy are you usingI'm using Incogniton now, and so far it's working well. With a free account, you can create 10 profiles, this is enough to test.
Im not a seller, sorry, Im only a fingerprint expert, who dont like to see how peoples are tricked by this low antidetect softwares. Is just marketing.Hello. I'm interested by Ivanovation. Do you offer a trial ? Thanks
Im not a seller, sorry, Im only a fingerprint expert, who dont like to see how peoples are tricked by this low antidetect softwares. Is just marketing.
Learn, study about fingerprints before you buy. Everybody can write “wow I use that and that and is awesome and is working” without tehnical arguments dont trust nobody![]()
Well, I already let arguments on another forum, but if you insist then I will argue with you about any antidetect software from the market not just the leaderOr do the reverse method, say the market leader is trash but don't deliver arguments.
Well, I already let arguments on another forum, but if you insist then I will argue with you about any antidetect software from the market not just the leader![]()
Is many ways that can be detected, trough resolution, fonts, canvas, webgl, almoust on all fingerprints, and also even if all fingeprints wold be ok, is still not enought to defeat tracking services.Why is MultiLogin "trash"?
1. resolution - they spoof resolution and the fake resolution can be detected instantly by any website with a simple javascript code who read “viewport” resolution especially if the real screen resolution is set with zoom DPI
2. Fonts - they only spoof the name of fonts, but if a website check for that font name who is not exist in the system, simply load that font and make the measures “GLYPHS” who read the hight and widh and weight if the font, and will not match on statistics. If a font dont exist by his name then the system will load the next default font available in the system wich mean also that all fonts used in spoof will generate same font parameters identical.
3. They dont change non uniq canvas, and canvas noise generate a uniq canvas who do not statisticslly exist in any real device . This will result 100% in a reject
4. timezone dont solve the timestamp fongeprints “ time discrepancy” wich is the diffrence time between your device and the website server time, you have to always sincronize time and date to be most accurate. Otherwise this coult be a uniq fingeprint who target your device.
5. webrtc udp IP, simple try to comunicate with fake ip spoofed in webrtc will result in no responde, wich mean is fake!
All your ways will result in a rejection. You cant simple block fingerprints. They expect to see all this fingeprints as in any normal environment. You cant just block webrtc or webgl or canvas or whatever, all modern browsers have this features enabled by default.Is limited by browser window as well. Tor Browser is a good example of that, it changes the browser size. Display resolution is very standard, 100% of all displays have 1 out of like 3 or 4 display resolutions
Again, same as the resolution fonts are pretty standard, if you use default fonts of your OS there isn't much fingerprinting.
I don't know how canvas actually is creating, but blocking is an option and prevents specific fingerprinting -> instead of exact it is blocked.
It is fakeable without notice as it is OS dependent (ie. you can choose it in the OS which timezone it is) and MultLogin is probably able to hook in between and fakes the OS notification to the browser.
It is actually possible as the "faked IP" answers on WebRTC. Other way would be to block so it does not matter.
This is viewportWhat kind of rejection? I have never received any rejection with blocked WebRTC/Canvas and default system fonts with 4g or datacenter proxies.
This is viewport
It really depends on what you do. For highly sensitive stuff any bit of detail can make a difference.What kind of rejection? I have never received any rejection with blocked WebRTC/Canvas and default system fonts with 4g or datacenter proxies.