Yes, it can. If you don't have anti footprints on the browser, the website will know with which device are you browsingCan a website knows I am browsing with google chrome on BlueStacks
The user agent said mobileYes, it can. If you don't have anti footprints on the browser, the website will know with which device are you browsing
You need more than that to bypassThe user agent said mobile
Which emulator?!?Yes, it is possible for a website to detect that you are using a browser on Bluestacks instead of real phone device. But, there are ways to bypass this detection. You can modify the system by several ways like I used to use Xposed framework on my emulator to bypass the detection when I used to play PUBG on emulator.
Yes, it is possible for a website to detect that you are using a browser on Bluestacks instead of real phone device. But, there are ways to bypass this detection. You can modify the system by several ways like I used to use Xposed framework on my emulator to bypass the detection when I used to play PUBG on emulatoi have
I am using BlueStacks browser the user agent is showing k instead of device name and model the rest tarries with mobile user agentYou need more than that to bypass
Which emulator?!?
Can you help me I have spend the whole day looking for solution, I want the user agent to look like a mobile devicesYes, it is possible for a website to detect that you are using a browser on Bluestacks instead of real phone device. But, there are ways to bypass this detection. You can modify the system by several ways like I used to use Xposed framework on my emulator to bypass the detection when I used to play PUBG on emulator.
Google has had years to perfect that - yes they can .Can a website knows I am browsing with google chrome on BlueStacks
I managed to fixed the user agent with memu emulator but the but my canvas is unique 100% when I checked it on browserleaks.com I don't know if that will be an issue.Google has had years to perfect that - yes they can .