Check your configuration

[alonelywriter]

Opened First two websites, one of them showed my graphic card name wrong. other showed i am on proxy :/

I thought i was supposed to see if my IP is blacklisted but that is a pro feature in one of those websites.

OP are you the owner of any of those websites? Is this a self promotion thread?

If not, please atleast point us how to use the information that we are seeing in front of through the websites you provided.

Thank you.

 

[lucax3]

Opened First two websites, one of them showed my graphic card name wrong. other showed i am on proxy :/

I thought i was supposed to see if my IP is blacklisted but that is a pro feature in one of those websites.

OP are you the owner of any of those websites? Is this a self promotion thread?

If not, please atleast point us how to use the information that we are seeing in front of through the websites you provided.

Thank you.

I am not the owner of anything. Here, unlike many, I am not looking for clients and I don't do promotions. Those sites allowed me to get back to working with my bot on Reddit.

 

[lucax3]

Opened First two websites, one of them showed my graphic card name wrong. other showed i am on proxy :/

I thought i was supposed to see if my IP is blacklisted but that is a pro feature in one of those websites.

OP are you the owner of any of those websites? Is this a self promotion thread?

If not, please atleast point us how to use the information that we are seeing in front of through the websites you provided.

Thank you.

Sorry, which site showed the wrong name of your graphics card and how did you test it? With an incognito browser or with your regular browser?

 

[alonelywriter]

I am not the owner of anything. Here, unlike many, I am not looking for clients and I don't do promotions. Those sites allowed me to get back to working with my bot on Reddit.

You again forgot the main question in my reply.

You just shared the websites and made us guess what information on those websites is we are going to use for.

Here let me explain it simply, Websites you shared are useless to me if i don't know what they are used for. (Hope I am not being disrespectful.) But as someone who uses reddit with different accounts through anti detection browsers. I might want to get into the insider information you haven't shared yet alongside the list of websites you shared.

 

[lucax3]

You again forgot the main question in my reply.

You just shared the websites and made us guess what information on those websites is we are going to use for.

Here let me explain it simply, Websites you shared are useless to me if i don't know what they are used for. (Hope I am not being disrespectful.) But as someone who uses reddit with different accounts through anti detection browsers. I might want to get into the insider information you haven't shared yet alongside the list of websites you shared.

You told me it revealed an incorrect graphics card, and I asked if you were using an incognito browser or your regular browser. From this, I can understand more about your setup because it's very important to know how the browser is handling the data.


Those websites, as I mentioned, help verify your configuration. Should I explain these websites to you? They provide explanations of what they are checking and what you can learn from them. So if you want to answer my question, I can assist you further. Otherwise, it’s pointless—don’t use them if you believe they are useless.

 

[XrumerGeek]

I don't understand what you mean by TCP/IP. TCP/IP is a protocol, and IPs are used as an addressing mechanism.

Can you answer this for us all @lucax3 ?

 

[lucax3]

Every time I write here, I'm increasingly convinced that there are quite a few connected accounts that have no intention of teaching people how to solve their problems; rather, they aim to create issues to sell their services.

 

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Every time I write here, I'm increasingly convinced that there are quite a few connected accounts that have no intention of teaching people how to solve their problems; rather, they aim to create issues to sell their services.

Take a breath. The world’s not a giant conspiracy theory board... I promise.

Questioning everything is a good thing. It will take you places.

 

[lucax3]

Puoi rispondere a questa domanda per tutti noi @lucax3 ?

Can you answer this for us all @lucax3 ?

Would you like to tell me that you don't know what TCP/IP reveals? Just do an internet search and you'll understand why certain providers allow you to mask it.

 

[lucax3]

Take a breath. The world’s not a giant conspiracy theory board... I promise.

Questioning everything is a good thing. It will take you places.

My friend, this is not the first time I say this, and with every post I make, I am more and more convinced of it.

 

[xploader]

Can you answer this for us all @lucax3 ?

He means that you should pay attention to proxy fingerprints, such as the operating system running on the proxy, the timestamp of client packets, the available protocols (e.g., h2/h3), and many other factors.


I'll give you an example of how a WAF (Web Application Firewall) system might analyze your connection. This doesn’t mean that every system is configured to check for these details today, but they might in the future.


Let’s say you buy a low-quality proxy. The seller is running their proxy setup on an Android phone, which makes the proxy’s fingerprint appear as Linux. However, you use this proxy on a Windows-based anti-detect browser. This creates a red flag because the OS of the proxy connection doesn’t match the browser fingerprint.


Another red flag occurs when you use the latest Chrome browser fingerprint, which should support h3 connections, but when the WAF tests your connection, it fails. This inconsistency might lead them to conclude that you are trying to hide something, resulting in your connection being flagged.


*****Before spending money on expensive proxies, test the basic ones first and see how they perform.****


Don’t blindly trust anyone! verify every piece of information yourself. The landscape constantly changes; what works today might not work next week. This is a cat-and-mouse game, and if you’re using proxies or automation software/anti-detect browser, you will never be 100% undetectable.

 

[lucax3]

He means that you should pay attention to proxy fingerprints, such as the operating system running on the proxy, the timestamp of client packets, the available protocols (e.g., h2/h3), and many other factors.


I'll give you an example of how a WAF (Web Application Firewall) system might analyze your connection. This doesn’t mean that every system is configured to check for these details today, but they might in the future.


Let’s say you buy a low-quality proxy. The seller is running their proxy setup on an Android phone, which makes the proxy’s fingerprint appear as Linux. However, you use this proxy on a Windows-based anti-detect browser. This creates a red flag because the OS of the proxy connection doesn’t match the browser fingerprint.


Another red flag occurs when you use the latest Chrome browser fingerprint, which should support h3 connections, but when the WAF tests your connection, it fails. This inconsistency might lead them to conclude that you are trying to hide something, resulting in your connection being flagged.


*****Before spending money on expensive proxies, test the basic ones first and see how they perform.****


Don’t blindly trust anyone! verify every piece of information yourself. The landscape constantly changes; what works today might not work next week. This is a cat-and-mouse game, and if you’re using proxies or automation software/anti-detect browser, you will never be 100% undetectable.

Finally, someone knowledgeable is writing, a thank you from me as well.

 

[jasondenzer]

I have a question about IPhey when my parameters don't match for hardware on my anti-detect. How do I configure my browser so my parameters match? Like what sort of configs do I need? It seems a little complicated. I'm not sure if Iphey is even accurate but here's the screenshot:

 

[lucax3]

I have a question about IPhey when my parameters don't match for hardware on my anti-detect. How do I configure my browser so my parameters match? Like what sort of configs do I need? It seems a little complicated. I'm not sure if Iphey is even accurate but here's the screenshot:

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Which browser are you using?

 

[jasondenzer]

Which browser are you using?

I'm trying BitBrowser and AdsPower.

 

[Sandro Vialli]

Opened First two websites, one of them showed my graphic card name wrong. other showed i am on proxy :/

I thought i was supposed to see if my IP is blacklisted but that is a pro feature in one of those websites.

OP are you the owner of any of those websites? Is this a self promotion thread?

If not, please atleast point us how to use the information that we are seeing in front of through the websites you provided.

Thank you.

It sounds like you're testing your setup for anonymity, but the tools you used didn’t give you the results you expected. If a site is detecting your proxy or misreading your hardware, that could mean your setup isn’t as stealthy as you think.

 

[lucax3]

I'm trying BitBrowser and AdsPower.

Start with the other tools to determine if it's a proxy issue or an anonymous browser issue.

 

[jasondenzer]

Start with the other tools to determine if it's a proxy issue or an anonymous browser issue.

I used the other tools and they say that the proxy is fine. It's just Iphey says that my hardware doesn't match. So I'm not sure how big of a deal this is when it comes to Reddit. To be fair Iphey is the recommended checker for GoLogin. I did use the PixelScan and it was fine for some reason. Maybe that's more accurate than Iphey?

 

[lucax3]

Ho usato gli altri strumenti e dicono che il proxy va bene. È solo che Iphey dice che il mio hardware non corrisponde. Quindi non sono sicuro di quanto sia un grosso problema quando si tratta di Reddit. Per essere onesti, Iphey è il verificatore consigliato per GoLogin. Ho usato PixelScan e per qualche motivo andava bene. Forse è più accurato di Iphey?

90% of the issue is related to the WebGL parameters, check the browser settings.

 

[allen_d99]

Let’s say you buy a low-quality proxy. The seller is running their proxy setup on an Android phone, which makes the proxy’s fingerprint appear as Linux. However, you use this proxy on a Windows-based anti-detect browser. This creates a red flag because the OS of the proxy connection doesn’t match the browser fingerprint.

I'm doing this and never until now realized it's an issue. I'm using a mobile proxy set up on an android phone and use adspower browser with windows.

What do you suggest I do? Would it help if I create adspower profiles with linux on them? Or do I need to use different proxies?