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bekind33

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whats your take on http proxy i notice website can now detect it even if you use high quality residential IP does that mean Http proxy is dead whats the work around.
 
Forget about HTTP proxies. If possible use SOCKS5 with the "Proxy DNS" feature enabled instead.
 
Not really, there are still residential HTTP proxies that still work fine, change to another proxy or maybe you have chosen the wrong proxy provider
 
HTTP is still very much alive depending on your use case!

If possible use SOCKS5 with the "Proxy DNS" feature enabled instead.

I do agree here though. Routing DNS requests via the proxy is always a good idea - worth checking with a site like browserleaks.com for a DNS leak too.
 
whats your take on http proxy i notice website can now detect it even if you use high quality residential IP does that mean Http proxy is dead whats the work around.
you need to try Residential VPNs on real users devices like resvpn.net or others. http/socks5 not works now. they are not support UDP and are easy to detect.
 
you need to try Residential VPNs on real users devices like resvpn.net or others. http/socks5 not works now. they are not support UDP and are easy to detect.
proxy providers should start giving out openvpn for udp support because not everyone wants to use antidetect browser. am not really a fan of antidetect browser because the privacy is not guarantee. i have openvpn Http proxy as well as socks 5, notice HTTP proxy have been failing me accept socks 5 and openvpn.
 
It also depends partly on your fake technique. The HTTP I use is still good.
 
In this case, you can change the agent to try, high-quality dynamic residential proxies less likely to have this problem, and sometimes it depends on whether the proxy provider turns off the Web RTC, which can avoid real IP leakage and achieve complete anonymous access.
 
udp proxy is wave of the future, even socks can be detected.
 
I would like to add that HTTP itself is not a red flag for websites and should not be considered a bad option. If you use standard HTTP proxies (properly configured by your proxy provider), everything should be fine.

Btw we are seeing an increase in demand for UDP. It can reduce the risks of detection. But honestly, sometimes it seems more like a trend than a truly informed choice of protocol. Because simply using UDP does not guarantee reduced detection risks, as a lot depends on the configuration.

In fact, no protocol by itself is a magic pill that protects against detection. I am sure that HTTP is stile alive and quite fine.
 
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