Anti-detect browser for Google

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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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If you get captcha while using antidetect browser, I think you should look for a solid provider for proxies. The software has nothing to do about this.
 
Anti detect browsers don't work against Google they all based on chromium Google own technology
 
If you are seeing CAPTCHAs on every profile, the problem is likely related to your browser fingerprint, proxy quality, or how the automation behaves rather than the antidetect browser itself. Try using reliable residential proxies, create realistic browser profiles, and avoid overly fast or repetitive actions. Even premium antidetect browsers can not completely prevent CAPTCHAs.
 
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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I recently used an Antidetect Browser it's open source on GitHub, with my AI project. It's decent and fulfills all my requirements. It has reCAPTCHA v3 score 0.9 on Cloudflare, human-level, server-verified. CloakHQ Its as also API and free open source, Chromium-based browser.
 
I've noticed that when using a free antidetect browser for the very first time, CAPTCHAs do indeed pop up every time. However, it only requires verification that first time, after that, everything seems to work fine and can be used normally.
 
Google gets pretty aggressive with residential IPs, especially if the same proxy pool has been used heavily for automated traffic. Try a different proxy provider before changing everything else. Some like ours has API support too, so it’s easy enough to test with a few profiles and see if the CAPTCHA rate actually changes.
 
I think most of the free-tier residential IPs are flagged by Google. I will advise you to test a paid version and it should be in a location that is different from the one you've tried previously.
 
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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Your proxies make you get detected. Switch proxies to only DEDICATED to you.
 
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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The proxy is one you should look at.

Get a static resi ip or 4G mobile proxy
 
I think the problem is not only the antidetect browser.

If Google is showing captcha on every profile, I would first check the proxies you are using. Residential doesn't always mean good quality. Some IP ranges are already heavily used/flagged by Google.

For antidetect, you can try GoLogin, AdsPower or Multilogin. I don't know of any free one that I would personally recommend for serious automation.

All three have API/automation support, so you can connect them with your own setup.

If you tell me what you are using for automation (Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium etc.), I can tell you which one I'd try first.
 
Dolphin anti or Adspower. But captcha is related to the quality of the proxy, not to the antidetect browser. Change your proxy supplier to iproyal or some other company like then and this will never happen again.
 
Issue is clearly with Do***** Antidetect, we used premium proxies. Also, when we used same proxy in real browser, for example, Firefox - it shown Google working fine.
 
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