Can't find a good antidetect browser - any tips?

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swipdray

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Hello,

I want to create a lot accounts and the website should not know, that I am the same person.
So I want to have a new fingerprint every new session. I just want to click on create browser and then a new random fingerprint is generated and linked with my proxy.

But there is a big problem. I checked the most antidetect browser and all are bad. Most of them sync my browser session to their server, so cloud shit.
Then some provider do not allow me to change the fingerprint. I need to buy them. But I need more than 400, so its not possible.
And then the tool will only start chrome sessions. But it won't look good, when I create a lot accounts and all have a chrome fingerprint. I need at least Chrome and Firefox.

I like Dolphin Anty (I know its also cloud shit...), because of the good proxy management. But the problem is I can't generate a lot fingerprints!
I only have few useragents I can select. This is really bad, when you want to create a lot accounts. I can't create 400 accounts with only 5 useragents and always Chrome.

Anyone know how can I create a lot accounts? Is there any good software? I need Chrome and Firefox, without Cloud stuff and a lot useragents.

Thank you so much... I really tried a lot before asking here. But I can't find a good solution..
 
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I mean most antidetect browser are good to manage some social media profiles.
But what should I do, when I want to simulate a lot of different users, so that the website think they are all completely different?
Like "Chrome, Win8.1, 1080p", "Firefox, Win11, 1440p", "Chrome, Win10, 4k", and so on... I hope you guys understand what I mean and I really hope there is a tool for it.
 
There is one in the marketplace here called Incogniton that I like.
 
try gologin, it has all the features you write about, but don’t spend money, they have a free trial, test it
 
I would like to dispel a few myths about browsers.


1) Google Chrome has about 65% of the entire browser market, while Mozilla Firefox has only 3%. You may see this by yourself at the following resource:
https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share

This means that most internet users use Google Chrome, and if you want to blend in with the crowd then you need to use Chrome too. So there are very few Firefox-based anti-detect solutions really.


2) In fact, anti-detect browsers give you different fingerprints, but you only look at the user-agent, which does not change on different profiles. The user-agent string really hasn't changed much since recently (only the major version of the browser changes), you can read about these changes here.

The full version of the browser as well as operating system information is now available via Client Hints and JS Navigator, check it out here. The anti-detect browsers also change other fingerprints (device memory, number of processors, video card, etc.) that sites/services can recognize that it is a different device. I.e. you do not need to consider only the user-agent string, which is really almost the same for all users now.
 
The problem of anti detect browsers is that websites are not checking if your fingerprint is unique in that case.
They started to check if your fingerprint can be manipulated in any way. For example Youtube - you cannot manage multiple accounts with them. Better to use then different browsers and your original fingerprint than anti-detect browsers. They are just not working with Google services. Still they can work with Twitter, Instagram or Facebook but not with Google ;)
 
Lukmat said:
The problem of anti detect browsers is that websites are not checking if your fingerprint is unique in that case.
They started to check if your fingerprint can be manipulated in any way. For example Youtube - you cannot manage multiple accounts with them. Better to use then different browsers and your original fingerprint than anti-detect browsers. They are just not working with Google services. Still they can work with Twitter, Instagram or Facebook but not with Google ;)
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Not sure where you got that information. For example, the MultiLogin that I recommended works perfectly fine with Google/Youtube. We have been using that tool for ages, and it has always worked just fine. You may wish to check your proxies instead.
 
Diplomat said:
Not sure where you got that information. For example, the MultiLogin that I recommended works perfectly fine with Google/Youtube. We have been using that tool for ages, and it has always worked just fine. You may wish to check your proxies instead.
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My clients getting mass bans with dolphin and multilogin with Youtube. Magicaly they not getting bans with same set up, but just regular browsers.
 
Lukmat said:
My clients getting mass bans with dolphin and multilogin with Youtube. Magicaly they not getting bans with same set up, but just regular browsers.
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Not sure about Dolphin, but most of the time, account bans are because of proxies + bad cards, or bad ads.
 
Best Antidetect Browsers for 2023
  • Multilogin – trusted market veteran.
  • GoLogin – affordable Multilogin alternative.
  • X-Browser – free option for individual use.
Hope it helps, let me know ;)
 
Lukmat said:
The problem of anti detect browsers is that websites are not checking if your fingerprint is unique in that case.
They started to check if your fingerprint can be manipulated in any way. For example Youtube - you cannot manage multiple accounts with them. Better to use then different browsers and your original fingerprint than anti-detect browsers. They are just not working with Google services. Still they can work with Twitter, Instagram or Facebook but not with Google ;)
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Modern anti-detect browsers do not try to make you completely unique. AF and anti-bot systems are changing, as well as anti-detect browsers are adjusting to the new realities. You have to understand that success depends not only on the browser, but also on your behaviour, social rating (email, phone, social media accounts, etc.), consumables (proxies, vccs, etc.), and your working methods.

As for the statement that anti-detect browsers in general are not working for Google accounts, this is not true. There may be individual products that cannot do this, but that does not apply to the entire industry.
 
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