Antidetect Browser Firefox vs Chrome

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I noticed that lots of Antidetect browsers like Multilogin, Adspower etc, offer both options, firefox and chrome. Which ones is usually better Chrome or Firefox and why?
 
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omerseme8 said:
I noticed that lots of Antidetect browsers like Multilogin, Adspower etc, offer both options, firefox and chrome. Which ones is usually better Chrome or Firefox and why?
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Chrome is usually better for compatibility and fewer site glitches, while Firefox can offer more privacy, most marketers pick Chrome for smoother ad platform performance.
 
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jern22 said:
Chrome is usually better for compatibility and fewer site glitches, while Firefox can offer more privacy, most marketers pick Chrome for smoother ad platform performance.
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is firefox less detectable for automation?
 
omerseme8 said:
is firefox less detectable for automation?
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Yes, Firefox can be slightly less detectable in some automation setups, but detection mostly depends on your browser fingerprinting setup, not just the browser.
 
"Chrome is the safe default, Firefox is great for diversification.
 
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All of them multi, ads, gologin, octo works on google, because chrome is more reliable by default and works better
 
Those are decent browsers.. but there's more than just using that browser. (Sorry, I'm sure you know that)
 
From my experience, Chrome based anti detect browsers usually give better compatibility with most sites and ad platforms. Firefox engines feel lighter, but sometimes scripts or pixels don’t load the same way, which can raise flags.

If stability and compatibility are more important, go with Chrome. If you’re running lighter tasks or need lower resource usage, Firefox can be fine. It really depends on what you’re using it for.
 
Early we always used Chrome and did not experience any problems.
 
Chrome is usually better because it's more common and stable while Firefox is good only if you need variety
 
Chrome is generally more stable and compatible with most sites, while Firefox can be a bit lighter and sometimes harder to track. It really depends on the type of browsing and automation you plan to do.
 
omerseme8 said:
I noticed that lots of Antidetect browsers like Multilogin, Adspower etc, offer both options, firefox and chrome. Which ones is usually better Chrome or Firefox and why?
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I think chrome is better
 
Usually, Chrome is better because it's faster, more compatible with websites and has stronger fingerprint protection.
 
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