Agreed - I definitely fall into the first camp. But I admit I've been tempted with the idea of doing even less work (I'm merely a mortal man, after all).
Do you think the theory that spam filters/detection tools flag anti-detect browsers holds any water? Or is it just a baseless conspiracy?
Patience is a virtue. Account creation is the easiest step of the whole pipeline - just bite the bullet and do it manually. In my opinion, botting the account creation is the fastest way to get yourself insta-banned.
Like other users have mentioned, no tools really exist like that. I've had a good amount of success lately by coding my own data-analysis tools. That might be a road you want to explore.
There seems to be 2 schools of thoughts when it comes to evading browser fingerprinting tools:
1. A vanilla setup (Chrome/Firefox with a completely fresh profile, no extensions, no cookies, etc.). The advantage is that it's easier to blend in with white hat users. The downside is that it...
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