Frustration webrtc leak proxydroid

bekind33

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I have tried everything I could to solve the webrtc leak problem no way if I disable it, my browser would look suspicious, the website I am working on now blocks me because of it. People who use proxydroid does the app assign the proxy IP to webrtc I am yet to Root my phone, I like to be sure that it would solve the problem before rooting it.
 

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Try,
  • Use a VPN with a built-in WebRTC leak prevention: Some VPN services offer built-in features to block WebRTC leaks, like NordVPN or ExpressVPN.
  • Use a browser that doesn't support WebRTC: Browsers like Brave and the Epic Privacy Browser do not support WebRTC. Please note that this might impact certain functionalities on some websites.
  • Use browser add-ons: If you're using Firefox, you could use the 'Disable WebRTC' add-on, and if you're on Chrome, you can try the 'WebRTC Network Limiter' extension. These can effectively prevent WebRTC leaks, but as you said, making your browser look suspicious might be a drawback.
  • Modify browser settings manually: For Firefox, you can go to about:config in the address bar, then search for media.peerconnection.enabled and set it to false. This will disable WebRTC. For Chrome, manual disabling is more complex and might require you to start Chrome with a command-line flag.
 
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