Antidetect problem

[frankyeurynunezzorrill]

Is it possible for antidetect browsers to fully spoof hardware data without any leaks? Although they can spoof the user agent, is there a chance of machine information being leaked? I would appreciate any suggestions on this matter

 

[HoangLe02]

Using a reliable antidetect browser should prevent any issues. However, it's recommended to create profiles of the same operating system as the browser to prevent detection through installed fonts and canvas prints. This is particularly important when dealing with advertising networks and social networks, where the antidetect browser is the most effective option. As mentioned by the previous commenter, this approach can help avoid detection through user fingerprints in databases.

Antidetect browsers offer more than just user agent string spoofing, but they're not flawless. It's extremely difficult to spoof the canvas fingerprint convincingly without raising suspicion. Most software tries to achieve this by adding "noise" to the fingerprint, which conceals the original.

 

[frankyeurynunezzorrill]

Which website should I use to check which anti-detect browsers pass advanced checks?

 

[HoangLe02]

To my knowledge, iphey is the sole website that provides a definitive yes-or-no response. For more comprehensive analysis, amiunique can be employed. Although I haven't tested all of the available anti-detect browsers, I have found that Hidemyacc surpasses them all.

 

[TheSplinter]

Is it possible for antidetect browsers to fully spoof hardware data without any leaks? Although they can spoof the user agent, is there a chance of machine information being leaked? I would appreciate any suggestions on this matter

Create virtual machines if you wanna be extra, extra safe.

Nothing is 100% infallible. Certain websites might have ways to get to your data that you're not even aware of. That's why sometimes you get banned from Reddit or whatever and don't even understand exactly why, since you supposedly had a pretty good proxy and browser, right?

 

[AdsPowerTeam]

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[caskreo]

The anti-detect browsers you see now are unlikely to make you 100% anonymous unless they are built on a virtual machine and then configured

 

[turelink]

I can tell you that anti-detection browsers are designed to spoof various browser fingerprints, including user agent, screen resolution, plugins, and other data that websites use to track and identify users. While these browsers can significantly reduce the risk of being detected, it is challenging to guarantee 100% effectiveness in avoiding all types of fingerprinting.

Hardware data, such as CPU, GPU, and RAM information, can be more challenging to spoof without any leaks. However, advanced anti-detection browsers like Multilogin or Linken Sphere continuously improve their techniques to minimize fingerprinting risks.

 

[imccafey]

Scamalytics is something I use for a quick IP check, but if you want to verify or check your anti-detect browser effectivity or general connection security, you can look up Pixelscan. Not a direct recommendation though, just listing off the ones I use frequently. Maybe there are better ones out there, jury's out on that.

 

[TheSplinter]

The anti-detect browsers you see now are unlikely to make you 100% anonymous unless they are built on a virtual machine and then configured

There's nothing these browsers leak that can tell a website who you are, exactly. If any element of your fingerprint data leaks, it will show absolutely nothing that you can't find in a billion different users. It's like someone leaking the info that you have brown hair. It's useless.

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Which website should I use to check which anti-detect browsers pass advanced checks?

there are a few, some joe made 1 in github pages, can not remember properly

 

[GoLogin]

Is it possible for antidetect browsers to fully spoof hardware data without any leaks? Although they can spoof the user agent, is there a chance of machine information being leaked? I would appreciate any suggestions on this matter

Gologin browser with Automation features in Beta version. https://gologin.com/download-beta

 

[Kenneth Chiu]

Nothing is absolute, the vast majority of antidetect browsers on the market now have two problems, on the one hand, they prohibit udp traffic and only allow tcp traffic, on the other hand, canvas fingerprinting cannot perfectly fool the website. Based on these two parts, I think you can look at MoreLogin. of course, Multilogin is also a good choice.

 

[mrmoose]

You can check comparison of most popular antidetect browsers
proxyway.com/best/antidetect-browsers

 

[Anne-Maree]

Use a VPN to encrypt your traffic and hide your IP address.

 

[thelaststraw]

Use a VPN to encrypt your traffic and hide your IP address.

Vpn is useless

 

[sezing]

Create virtual machines if you wanna be extra, extra safe.

Nothing is 100% infallible. Certain websites might have ways to get to your data that you're not even aware of. That's why sometimes you get banned from Reddit or whatever and don't even understand exactly why, since you supposedly had a pretty good proxy and browser, right?

If I have 5 Windows VPS how many profiles I could manage with mobile proxies?

How can I make every chrome different device like iOS and Android?