What is the best anti-detect browser nowadays?

No single browser wins anymore since all of them get caught by advanced anti-fraud, and that blog test proves it. For Reddit, GoLogin is a solid budget pick if you keep fingerprints internally consistent, and pairing it with cleaner ISP-grade proxies from floppydata helps EU accounts survive longer. The real factor is not the brand but how well you configure each profile.
Is this something that would really only affect EU accounts? Or would you be able to get ISP-grade proxies not from floppydata that would suffice in other regions?
 
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
Honestly, if all 11 failed the tests, I'd be careful spending money on any of them. For Reddit, I'd probably stick with regular browser profiles unless there's a specific reason to use antidetect. Curious to see the actual test results tho.
 
ran adspower for a stretch and it was fine until i started stacking too many profiles on one proxy subnet, thats what got flagged not the browser itself. feel like ppl blame the tool when its actually the proxy setup behind it
Makes perfect sense since people tend to forget about the proxy setup and automatically blame it on the browser. Having too many profiles on one network can be a suspicious thing, so that’s why keeping things tidy is very important.
 
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