Anti-detect browser for Google

GroByTech said:

We are currently using Do***** Antidetect. I’ve created multiple browser profiles and tested many different residential proxies with Google, but I get a CAPTCHA every time. We've tried a variety of profiles, but the result is always the same.

Can you recommend a good antidetect browser? A free option would be preferred, but we're open to a paid solution if it performs well. An API is also required so we can integrate it into our automation.

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Tbh, this has been a huge headache for me lately - I've tried a lot of tools, and each one has its pros and cons, but Vision is the best overall. This is definitely the most stable option.

I tried Vision after AdsPower, and although the interface seemed faster, it didn't have all the features I needed at first, but after a while I got used to it.

AdsPower has a decent free tier and their local API is very easy to hook into automation scripts.

That said, if you are getting hit with captchas instantly every time, the issue is usually the proxy pool rather than the browser itself. Most cheap residential proxies share subnets that Google has already flagged. Switching to clean 4G mobile proxies or warming up the profiles with cookies from casual browsing first usually fixes that right away.

Google has definitely been a pain for a while, I’m currently using adspower and having less issues. Overall the browser is just one part of the config though, fingerprints should be on point as well.

GroByTech said:

We are currently using Do***** Antidetect. I’ve created multiple browser profiles and tested many different residential proxies with Google, but I get a CAPTCHA every time. We've tried a variety of profiles, but the result is always the same.

Can you recommend a good antidetect browser? A free option would be preferred, but we're open to a paid solution if it performs well. An API is also required so we can integrate it into our automation.

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Since when you need for good organic google seo ranking an antidetect browser ?

@growbytech, I think it has more to do with your PROXY than the anti-detect, but in my opinion ixBROWSER is a good option to start with.

Before changing browsers, I would measure where the CAPTCHA occurs: on a fresh manual session, only after authentication, or specifically after automated actions. Those are different problems. Run a small diagnostic matrix with one browser version, two network connections you control, and identical legitimate actions; record the result rather than guessing. Also check whether the API can persist a profile and reconnect to its existing session. No browser or proxy can promise to eliminate Google verification, so I would treat any such claim cautiously.