Anti-detection browsers vs normal browsers

[mrv91]

Hey guys, I was wondering if using normal browsers for streaming (Chrome, Safari, Mozilla etc) is better than using anti-detect (AdsBrowser, Dolphin) as long as you’re trying to act like a normal human being, just listening to music for a few hours? Not using bots and stuff.
Wouldn’t hiding your marks raise more suspicion from the dsp? Should I stick to anti-detect too or is it overkill?

PS: no residential IP, no proxies, no VPN, just 4g data.

 

[Builder Dave]

If you are just streaming manually and don't want to hide your identity, there is no reason to use an antidetect browser, is there?

What are you trying to achieve and why are you considering a browser anyway? If 4G means mobile, you can install the apps and listen form there.

 

[mrv91]

If you are just streaming manually and don't want to hide your identity, there is no reason to use an antidetect browser, is there?

What are you trying to achieve and why are you considering a browser anyway? If 4G means mobile, you can install the apps and listen form there.

I want to use 4g data mobile on a pc and on a laptop (for start). And run 3 different browsers at the same time (with different DSPs). I will use phones too, but I feel like laptops are a bit more useful because of multiple browsing.

 

[social_newbie]

Normal browser should work too, anyway I don't trust these anti-detect browser at all

 

[Builder Dave]

I think you could simply use 3 different browsers on the same machine and at that scale, you are probably going to be fine. Of course, no guarantees and the services could detect you. The antidetect browsers are supposed to be safer, but I don't know if they would really look more natural than regular browsers.

Generally, if you are going to do streaming, a mobile device with their app usually looks a lot more natural to those streaming services than a browser would. But since you are not going to generate that much traffic, I expect you to be able to fly below their radar either way.

Just test it out and see how it goes. If you are willing to be patient, I'm sure you'll find a way that works sooner or later.

 

[saferidge]

Yes, it's overkill because anti-detect browsers are usually meant for hiding fingerprints. If you’re just streaming music normally on 4G, then using a regular browser is the best option - it’s the most natural and least risky way.

 

[ACCS GOOFY]

Hey guys, I was wondering if using normal browsers for streaming (Chrome, Safari, Mozilla etc) is better than using anti-detect (AdsBrowser, Dolphin) as long as you’re trying to act like a normal human being, just listening to music for a few hours? Not using bots and stuff.
Wouldn’t hiding your marks raise more suspicion from the dsp? Should I stick to anti-detect too or is it overkill?

PS: no residential IP, no proxies, no VPN, just 4g data.

A normal browser is suitable for streaming

 

[mrv91]

Thank you all for the replies, I knew it makes sense! damn, I love this forum!

 

[shijin]

Normal browsers are totally fine for streaming, anti-detect browsers are for when you're dealing with high-risk stuff like heavy botting or scraping.

 

[Cookietrap]

Hey guys, I was wondering if using normal browsers for streaming (Chrome, Safari, Mozilla etc) is better than using anti-detect (AdsBrowser, Dolphin) as long as you’re trying to act like a normal human being, just listening to music for a few hours? Not using bots and stuff.
Wouldn’t hiding your marks raise more suspicion from the dsp? Should I stick to anti-detect too or is it overkill?

PS: no residential IP, no proxies, no VPN, just 4g data.

For streaming you definitely need anti detect browser.

 

[csbhdcxa123]

haha it's so exaggerating! if you use spotify or apple music, you don't need to use antidetect browsers! these antidetect browsers are designed for professional use, like multiple accounts management or affiliate marketing. Anyway, some provide free plans, you can have a try if you are curious.

 

[Dexonmen]

Hey guys, I was wondering if using normal browsers for streaming (Chrome, Safari, Mozilla etc) is better than using anti-detect (AdsBrowser, Dolphin) as long as you’re trying to act like a normal human being, just listening to music for a few hours? Not using bots and stuff.
Wouldn’t hiding your marks raise more suspicion from the dsp? Should I stick to anti-detect too or is it overkill?

PS: no residential IP, no proxies, no VPN, just 4g data.

i’m not sure what you’re streaming for, but the other day I saw a bunch of fan groups using hidemyacc to create multiple profiles and stream their idol’s mv for views. Though honestly, I don’t think it’s really necessary just use normal chrome.

 

[vcc empire]

Hey guys, I was wondering if using normal browsers for streaming (Chrome, Safari, Mozilla etc) is better than using anti-detect (AdsBrowser, Dolphin) as long as you’re trying to act like a normal human being, just listening to music for a few hours? Not using bots and stuff.
Wouldn’t hiding your marks raise more suspicion from the dsp? Should I stick to anti-detect too or is it overkill?

PS: no residential IP, no proxies, no VPN, just 4g data.

Hello @mrv91
For streaming Normal Browser is okay i don't think so you need an anti detect browser. Normal browser will work fine. Best of luck for streaming

 

[cervantesdigital]

Hey guys, I was wondering if using normal browsers for streaming (Chrome, Safari, Mozilla etc) is better than using anti-detect (AdsBrowser, Dolphin) as long as you’re trying to act like a normal human being, just listening to music for a few hours? Not using bots and stuff.
Wouldn’t hiding your marks raise more suspicion from the dsp? Should I stick to anti-detect too or is it overkill?

PS: no residential IP, no proxies, no VPN, just 4g data.

They will suspect everything. The important thing is that you are not banned. Therefore, using an anti-detect browser may be in your best interest.

 

[1BrowserOfficial]

Normal browsers (even with incognito or separate profiles) don’t fully isolate things like fingerprints and session data. Anti-detect browsers are built specifically to keep profiles independent, so platforms don’t easily connect them. For a couple of casual logins it may not matter much, but once you manage multiple accounts long-term, that extra isolation really starts to help.