Best WebRTC & Fingerprint Settings for Reddit (AdsPower + Mobile Proxy)

[aamssa]

I have a question about browser fingerprints for Reddit. I want to make sure my setup is as natural as possible.

I’m using:
Private Mobile Proxy
AdsPower (Antidetect Browser)
Noise enabled for Canvas & WebGL Image to mask fingerprint


For WebRTC, AdsPower offers the following options:

• Forward = Uses Google Forwarding to mask your real IP (recommended for high-security sites like eBay, Discord)
• Replace = Uses a WebRTC IP that matches your proxy
• Real = Exposes your actual WebRTC IP
• Disabled = Completely turns off WebRTC
  
  Which option should i choose?
  
  PS. Right now WebRTC is disabled and my Browser score is 0,9

 

[brucelee4]

Are your accounts working well on Reddit?

 

[ristoriel]

I have a question about browser fingerprints for Reddit. I want to make sure my setup is as natural as possible.

I’m using:
Private Mobile Proxy
AdsPower (Antidetect Browser)
Noise enabled for Canvas & WebGL Image to mask fingerprint


For WebRTC, AdsPower offers the following options:

• Forward = Uses Google Forwarding to mask your real IP (recommended for high-security sites like eBay, Discord)
• Replace = Uses a WebRTC IP that matches your proxy
• Real = Exposes your actual WebRTC IP
• Disabled = Completely turns off WebRTC
  
  Which option should i choose?
  
  PS. Right now WebRTC is disabled and my Browser score is 0,9

"Replace" is usually the best option since it ensures your WebRTC IP matches your proxy, keeping your setup consistent and avoiding mismatches. Disabling WebRTC completely can sometimes raise flags, so it's better to have it aligned with your proxy for a more natural fingerprint.

 

[aamssa]

"Replace" is usually the best option since it ensures your WebRTC IP matches your proxy, keeping your setup consistent and avoiding mismatches. Disabling WebRTC completely can sometimes raise flags, so it's better to have it aligned with your proxy for a more natural fingerprint.

Thanks, mate. Do you think it's okay to change it in my existing browser? The one I've already warmed up—it already has a 0.9 browser score, and Reddit is running on it

 

[ristoriel]

Thanks, mate. Do you think it's okay to change it in my existing browser? The one I've already warmed up—it already has a 0.9 browser score, and Reddit is running on it

It’s generally safer to keep the settings unchanged on a warmed-up browser, but if you do switch, test with a low-risk account first to see if anything triggers verification.

 

[natsuko]

Try "Replace" and tweak Canvas noise to keep it looking human-like.