Anti Detect Browser Question

[hoverounds]

Im using Adspower and the autofill for email spaces pop up with my local windows passkey, on every fingerprinted profile so its seeing my machine/OS if its pulling the passkey

Is this a problem?

 

[Proxy Cake]

I can't say for certain but I wouldn't think that the website will be able to get any information from this action

 

[hoverounds]

Yes it's very strange, if my passkey shows up on every single browser profile it wont use that in the fingerprint? My machine or OS is coming through in some way and I thought it shouldn't do that in an anti-detect

 

[germanproxy_io]

Im using Adspower and the autofill for email spaces pop up with my local windows passkey, on every fingerprinted profile so its seeing my machine/OS if its pulling the passkey

Is this a problem?

If Adspower autofill fields are pulling your local Windows passkey, it indicates that the browser profiles are not fully isolated. The passkey autofill is tied to your OS-level credentials, meaning the virtual environments in Adspower are not masking your local machine as effectively as they should.

 

[hoverounds]

If Adspower autofill fields are pulling your local Windows passkey, it indicates that the browser profiles are not fully isolated. The passkey autofill is tied to your OS-level credentials, meaning the virtual environments in Adspower are not masking your local machine as effectively as they should.

This is what I was thinking, I thought an anti-detect fully isolated any signals of my machine/OS or otherwise from the separate browser fingerprint

Is there a way to test this like a website or should I move on from adspower?

 

[WyldB0t]

This is what I was thinking, I thought an anti-detect fully isolated any signals of my machine/OS or otherwise from the separate browser fingerprint

Is there a way to test this like a website or should I move on from adspower?

This is also the case on other anti detect browser at least on the ones that I've been using

 

[hoverounds]

This is also the case on other anti detect browser at least on the ones that I've been using

So this is not an isolated issue? I am wondering if it is an issue than, how is it pulling from the OS that means its traceable??

 

[WyldB0t]

And I think that's a feature because

So this is not an isolated issue? I am wondering if it is an issue than, how is it pulling from the OS that means its traceable??

Well I think that's an intended feature to allow you to use these passkeys inside of your antidetect browser. Your Browser won't know that you have this key unless you actually approve it.

 

[hoverounds]

And I think that's a feature because

Well I think that's an intended feature to allow you to use these passkeys inside of your antidetect browser. Your Browser won't know that you have this key unless you actually approve it.

Ok so the fact that it can interact with my OS outside of the browser shell is not endangering the fingerprint in anyway by letting sites see my OS or other details? Im afraid it will link all my accounts together

 

[WyldB0t]

Ok so the fact that it can interact with my OS outside of the browser shell is not endangering the fingerprint in anyway by letting sites see my OS or other details? Im afraid it will link all my accounts together

No it's not. Just don't use the passkeys and login the normal way

 

[hoverounds]

No it's not. Just don't use the passkeys and login the normal way

OK thank you I wont worry about it, Im not certain on layers in a system and how it isolates a browser. I'll email support and ask them about them too, does every anti detect do this?

 

[WyldB0t]

OK thank you I wont worry about it, Im not certain on layers in a system and how it isolates a browser. I'll email support and ask them about them too, does every anti detect do this?

Linkensphere and Octo also do the passkeys stuff idk about the other ones

 

[natsuko]

Yes, that could be a problem. If the autofill feature pulls data like your local passkey, it can expose your machine’s details, compromising the privacy of your profiles. Anti-detect browsers aim to mask any unique identifiers from your device, so any link back to your real system could potentially get flagged. It's a good idea to disable autofill or use a password manager that doesn’t connect to your local system to ensure better anonymity for your profiles.

 

[hoverounds]

Yes, that could be a problem. If the autofill feature pulls data like your local passkey, it can expose your machine’s details, compromising the privacy of your profiles. Anti-detect browsers aim to mask any unique identifiers from your device, so any link back to your real system could potentially get flagged. It's a good idea to disable autofill or use a password manager that doesn’t connect to your local system to ensure better anonymity for your profiles.

I can disable the passkey but does that stop adspower from leaking my OS information into the profile/fingerpint?

 

[turelink]

If I were you, I will avoid it, If take too much time to fix

 

[hoverounds]

The more I think about it, the more Im wondering how it's spoofing an OS fingerprint if my OS is clearing trying to inject autofill data into forms on a "partitioned browser"

 

[proxygo]

there was a time this section was for proxy questions

 

[hoverounds]

there was a time this section was for proxy questions

Hi where is the appropriate place to ask this question? Thanks!

 

[hoverounds]

there was a time this section was for proxy questions

Hi can you let me know the best place to post this question because I have a similar question about the browser leaking the OS passkey

 

[ristoriel]

Im using Adspower and the autofill for email spaces pop up with my local windows passkey, on every fingerprinted profile so its seeing my machine/OS if its pulling the passkey

Is this a problem?

Not 100% sure but it seems some local data is leaking, which could compromise anonymity. You might want to adjust your autofill settings or use a VM