How to change fingerprint data?

[hedemi]

I know many Anti-detect browsers are available but they are costly and also have some limitation
Is there any way we can create a fingerprint and inject it into our browser?

i literally read everything on google and GitHub and all but didn't found any way to do so

 

[YellowBush]

There's quite a few posts on this forums about this.

I'm not sure about injecting specific fingerprint to your browser but if you use something like Gologin you can have different fingerprints for different sessions or accounts you're managing. I believe this will help you achieve what you want, but in a different way.

 

[ivasoom]

Yes but fingerprints generated with Gologin are not consistant…. You can’t get a raisonnable score on CreepJS.
All anti detect browsers I tried can’t get more than 64% of trust score , which is not enough.

 

[prince_nirala]

Is there any way we can create a fingerprint and inject it into our browser?

Honestly, it’s pretty tough to pull off and takes a lot of serious effort to get right. So, I don’t think it’s something easily doable.

 

[Ciadre]

Yes but fingerprints generated with Gologin are not consistant…. You can’t get a raisonnable score on CreepJS.
All anti detect browsers I tried can’t get more than 64% of trust score , which is not enough.

What fingerprint browsers have you tried? I recently discovered a free anti detection browser that can pass all tests on iphey and Pixelscan. Can you help me check for safety?

 

[ivasoom]

What fingerprint browsers have you tried? I recently discovered a free anti detection browser that can pass all tests on iphey and Pixelscan. Can you help me check for safety?

I tried almost all of them.
Passing pixelscan is one thing. Getting a minimum 90% trust score on CreepJS is another mission

 

[Ciadre]

I tried almost all of them.
Passing pixelscan is one thing. Getting a minimum 90% trust score on CreepJS is another mission

I have tested it, maybe you can also try that software, it is safer than I imagined.

 

[miguelwp]

Hey hedemi,

If you want to experiment yourself you’d have to manually override lots of browser APIs (canvas, WebGL, fonts, timezone, userAgent, plugins) via injected JS, which is complicated and fragile

Puppeteer with stealth plugins or custom scripts is the closest “DIY” method, but requires coding and constant maintenance.

Bottom line: if budget’s tight, try combining free tools/extensions (Canvas Defender, User-Agent switchers) and use multiple browsers/profiles. But for serious reliable fingerprint spoofing, anti-detects are still the easiest way.

If you want, I can share some resources or scripts to get you started on manual spoofing.

 

[zz2crazy]

Yeah, it's tough finding a full custom solution without hitting paywalls or limits. You might want to look into open-source projects like FingerprintSwitcher or modifying Puppeteer/Playwright scripts with stealth plugins. Not plug-and-play, but with some tweaking, you can get decent results.

 

[debiaseamerica8282]

Anti-detection systems aim to fake or randomize these attributes to create unique, consistent profiles that don’t match real devices. Websites use these fingerprints to detect bots, fraud, or multi-account behavior, so any custom solution must convincingly mimic a real browser.

 

[albertrik]

Anyone can recommend a patched browser exe , not looking for services like multi login etc