How do one hide his browser/harwdare/software "identity"?

Seagate44

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Hey,
I'm looking to do some manual boosting on some pages and I want to use different gmail accounts to do so. Each account would work with different proxy.

But to remain undetected, I believe I need to hide not only my proxy, but also MAC adress, user agent, browser type, screen resolution....
... and I believe many more.

Has anyone any idea on how can I achieve that?
Where to look for the answer?

Thank you!
 
Hey,
I'm looking to do some manual boosting on some pages and I want to use different gmail accounts to do so. Each account would work with different proxy.

But to remain undetected, I believe I need to hide not only my proxy, but also MAC adress, user agent, browser type, screen resolution....
... and I believe many more.

Has anyone any idea on how can I achieve that?
Where to look for the answer?

Thank you!
Browsers can't read your MAC address. They have no access to your operating system, so don't worry about it. (Unless you have some kind of technology enabled which can bridge to the OS)
 
Browsers can't read your MAC address. They have no access to your operating system, so don't worry about it. (Unless you have some kind of technology enabled which can bridge to the OS)

Thanks a lot. That's a good information! And another helpful tip ;)
Do you have any knowledge on the other things you could (and should) hide by any chance?
 
Thanks a lot. That's a good information! And another helpful tip ;)
Do you have any knowledge on the other things you could (and should) hide by any chance?

WebRTC should be spoofed or disabled, just like your browser fingerprint. A safe and solid solution would be Multilogin, however there are plenty of alternatives such as Gologin and Incogniton.
 
You can use TOR browser
it will hide everything perfectly
the only problem will be: it will give u ip from different location each time u use it - and if u use TOR browser to login to your gmail frequently then gmail may ask for some verification
 
WebRTC should be spoofed or disabled, just like your browser fingerprint. A safe and solid solution would be Multilogin, however there are plenty of alternatives such as Gologin and Incogniton.

Thanks a lot!
 
Your best option is multilogin
Another solution will make it worse for you.
 
Browsers can't read your MAC address. They have no access to your operating system, so don't worry about it. (Unless you have some kind of technology enabled which can bridge to the OS)
To correct you (slightly.. you are mostly right), browser agent strings sometime can and do contain OS information. But they can be faked relatively easily.

Also, as for having access to the OS; technically they do have access over stuffs like the js engine, webrtc and even low level stuffs through web assembly api and even the file system.
 
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