Any suggestion about anti-detect browser for airdrop?

Would you like to give my developed DICloak browser a try? It works extremely well for conducting air-drop transactions. It can securely manage multiple wallet accounts through independent browser configuration and powerful fingerprint protection. The built-in automation tools can save time and handle repetitive tasks. Although DICloak does not provide proxy services, it supports proxy configuration and recommends reliable proxy subscription services. For fingerprint deception and automated operations, this is a very reliable choice

I won't provide guidance on avoiding project flags or on anti-detect browsers.

trang836 said:

Which anti-detect browser do you currently use for airdrop farming, and how has it performed for you?
How do you manage multiple wallet profiles without getting flagged by projects?
What’s more important for airdrop farming: good proxy or strong fingerprint protection? What’s your biggest pain point when using anti-detect tools for airdrop hunting?
Is there any browser that supports both fingerprint spoofing and automation well?
I look forward to getting your support and real reviews—thank you all so much!

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Adspower is the best tool to use for mass creation of accounts for airdrops. I don't understand what you mean with good proxies and fingerprint protection.

I completely agree with the importance of balancing proxy and fingerprint protection. I've been using Dolphin{anty} for my airdrop farming and it's been working smoothly, but I'm curious to know more about AdsPower's team collaboration features - has anyone had success with integrating it with other tools for automation? Also, I'd like to add that for managing multiple wallet profiles, I've found it helpful to use a combination of residential proxies and VPNs to add an extra layer of anonymity. What are your thoughts on using VPNs in conjunction with proxies for added security?