ALL, every single one reply here i complete BS without reasoning and this field is vastly more complicated than people believe.
People just say some brand with no explanation whatsoever, this is hardly any insight.
I have worked with most of the ADs , familiar with their APIs, bugs, weaknesses , strenghts etc. Have orchestrated them on external hosting etc.
Not one person has said something like, which of the anti detects creates the least noisy canvas noise and how does it look over sessions and how do they do, which methods etc?
Which are slow to update cores, which are fast, which deploy core updates before properly testing, which have human live support etc.
This tells me the people spouting one liners here probably do not even know how an IP can leak, what are the ways, do the default settings even protect you from that and where do you get your proxies?
So non of this has been mentioned or explained, so you might as well play russian roulette.
Heres some stuff:
Gologin is cloud based and has some absolutely terrible settings generation , it generates impossible machine fingerprints, this means the QA is non existent or they do not know. Or a mix. Their cores are 2 versions back , always, this is not something a human ever does , since google will ping your browser relentlessly if 2 versions back.
LinkenSphere, while it gives you everything one could ask for, it has some of the most dangerous defualt settings there which will absolutelly have your real IPs leak unless you intervene on the settings.
Multilogin, yeah very good, but the are suffering relatively frequent DDOS outages, nowadays minor.
Kameleo, I have seen them using loopback on proxy connections.
Insomniac is the worst one ever, it does not even deserve the label anti detect browser. It features an Edge fork wich lags 3 versions behind.
Dolphin Anty, on a laptop, you cant scroll unless you have a mouse, while this is a UI issue, I do not wanna know what kind of dumb things have made it into their core product.
And proxies, if you knew in layman terms how that stuff works under the hood(vastly more complicated than the anti detect itself) you would be shocked.
So yeah, thanks for nobodies contribution, I hope this provides some extra nuance to the topic.
