What is the best anti-detect browser nowadays?

I usually use adspower, but some people say it doesn't work well anymore? Why do they say that? Does anyone have any better recommendations?
 
For me,
1. Gologin
or
2. Ads power

this duo works great, Using those for managing multiple account management and it works, didn't get any issue.
 
There is no such thing as a perfectly secure fingerprint browser; what’s truly secure is a “stable environment combined with long-term, realistic usage patterns.”
 
Since most of you guys, there was a thread on a blog which i think im not allowed to send here where they checked around 11 of the most popular anti-detect browser and all of them turned out to be bad at spoofing the fingerprints. What do you guys recommend in your opinion to use?

Of course phone>anti-detect browser is better, but in this situation for example let's say for Reddit, what's a good choice?

These are the 11 browsers that were tested by them, they spent thousands in subscribtions and hundreds of profiles.

  • AdsPower
  • BitBrowser
  • Dolphin Anty
  • GoLogin
  • Incogniton
  • Kameleo
  • Linken Sphere
  • MoreLogin
  • Multilogin
  • Octo Browser
  • VMLogin
Most popular anti-detect browsers rely on modifying the Chromium source code to spoof Canvas, WebGL, and AudioContext. However, the real giveaway isn't the spoofing itself, but the consistency of the hardware concurrency and device memory. If those don't match the OS profile, advanced anti-fraud scripts catch it easily.
 
I used to use Multilogin, but they eventually made it a paid service. So I switched to AdsPower. It's free, and it works pretty well.
 
I usually use adspower, but some people say it doesn't work well anymore? Why do they say that? Does anyone have any better recommendations?
Hi! What issues have you heard people mention?
We're always open to feedback. If there are any specific issues, we'd genuinely love to hear them so we can continue improving.
 
Our team mainly uses Linken Sphere as our anti-detect browser. We work with Google Ads, Reddit, and Facebook. We also occasionally use AdsPower for agency accounts.
 
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