Donut Browser - it's OK free opensource alternative for antidetect browser?

I found Donut Browser on GitHub today and it's looking really promising. Seems to be a good opensource alternative to other anti-detect browsers (like GoLogin, etc). Without any profile, time limits..

Anyone tested it in production?

Thanks!

Any reason for not using the mainstream ones? Like dolphin anty or adspower?

I haven't used it in production yet but the project looks promising. I'd test it on a non-critical workflow first since its still relatively new.

Donut uses the Wayfern Chromium fork rather than simple JavaScript overrides, so its engine level spoofing is more capable than basic open source scripts. The bigger issue in production for paid ads or crypto is keeping signals consistent across browser headers, TLS signatures, and behavioral patterns over time. Commercial options don’t guarantee safety either, but they usually update their engines more often to keep up with changes in anti-fraud detection from platforms like Cloudflare and Meta. I’d test Donut on non-critical workflows first and see how its profiles behave before putting valuable accounts at risk from fingerprint mismatches.

riyatsu said:

Any reason for not using the mainstream ones? Like dolphin anty or adspower?

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+1! Curious about that as well.

try that bro
all the power for open source apps

Testing it in production is the part that's hard to get right, because a dead account never tells you which input killed it. The browser is one of three, the exit address is another, and what the account itself has already done is the third.

So run it where the other two are already known quantities. Put it on accounts whose network path and history you've used before without trouble, and change nothing else that week. Then a failure points at the browser instead of leaving you guessing.

If you swap the browser and the address at the same time, you'll learn nothing from the result either way.

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Floqal