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?
What is the best anti-detect browser nowadays?
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ShakeelLinks
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- Jun 15, 2026
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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.
bravis
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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.
RichIndian
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- Sep 3, 2026
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those tests are usually flawed. if the profile's proxy doesn't match timezone and locale, everything leaks and it looks like the browser's fault. had gologin/adspower profiles come up clean on the usual checkers once the setup was consistent. none of them are magic though
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From my experience, every single one of them leaks. Some just leak worse than others.
The right question to ask is which browser works best for your specific target?
There are still tons of sites where you can multi-account simply by rotating IPs with VPN. AdsPower is my daily driver.
For high-stakes tasks where fingerprints really matter, keep in mind: "best" doesn't mean "flawless" it just means everyone else is worse
The right question to ask is which browser works best for your specific target?
There are still tons of sites where you can multi-account simply by rotating IPs with VPN. AdsPower is my daily driver.
For high-stakes tasks where fingerprints really matter, keep in mind: "best" doesn't mean "flawless" it just means everyone else is worse
lachaex438
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- Oct 21, 2026
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I saw a study on this topic on the Linken Sphere blog. They actually explain their testing methodology, so you could try running the same tests yourself (but I'm too lazy for that ).
I think most popular antidetect browsers are good enough for the vast majority of tasks. Just don't forget that proxies and how you manage your profiles (cookies, behavior on the platform, etc.) matter a lot too.
I think most popular antidetect browsers are good enough for the vast majority of tasks. Just don't forget that proxies and how you manage your profiles (cookies, behavior on the platform, etc.) matter a lot too.