Secure & Trusted Anti Detect Browser?

lucky.sparks said:

None of them are really good tbh and you need to test them one by one to see which one will work for your use case.

Dolphin and Adspower - both are hardcoding CPU arch and that fucks up fingerprints a lot when using mac silicon machines.

Both of them fucks up

navigator.userAgentData
navigator.plugins

variables and thus it's easy to detect.

Dolphin lately obtained support agent named Sergey who is of such level idiot who thinks that pixelscan.net green states are the most valuable metric to see if something is wrong with the browser or not.

Incogniton(which is multilogin smallest brother, read: fork) is quite ok but again not all params are spoofed correctly.

Octobrowser is somewhat decent but again - navigator.plugins doesn't match real chrome.

None of them supports HTTP/3 and UDP connections of course. And some of them are not even aware that socials like Instagram is switching to QUIC.

So go figure..

Anyways, ISP proxies are not good unless you know they are working well for your use case.

But if you need those browsers for trust and safety of your data, just go with one that doesn't use cloud to save your data. Like Identory, its for local use and doesn't have cloud usage.

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lucky.sparks said:

None of them are really good tbh and you need to test them one by one to see which one will work for your use case.

Dolphin and Adspower - both are hardcoding CPU arch and that fucks up fingerprints a lot when using mac silicon machines.

Both of them fucks up

navigator.userAgentData
navigator.plugins

variables and thus it's easy to detect.

Dolphin lately obtained support agent named Sergey who is of such level idiot who thinks that pixelscan.net green states are the most valuable metric to see if something is wrong with the browser or not.

Incogniton(which is multilogin smallest brother, read: fork) is quite ok but again not all params are spoofed correctly.

Octobrowser is somewhat decent but again - navigator.plugins doesn't match real chrome.

None of them supports HTTP/3 and UDP connections of course. And some of them are not even aware that socials like Instagram is switching to QUIC.

So go figure..

Anyways, ISP proxies are not good unless you know they are working well for your use case.

But if you need those browsers for trust and safety of your data, just go with one that doesn't use cloud to save your data. Like Identory, its for local use and doesn't have cloud usage.

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CaptainCrypto said:

Which anti-detect browser should I use that is secure and trusted?
I'm just worried about using credit cards and crypto wallets with those types of browsers, wondering if it is safe or not.

I need around 4 profiles - it would be awesome if the browser offers a free plan for these 4 profiles.
No footprint at all among these profiles...

On a side note, please also suggest a proxy service. I have very little knowledge about proxies.
Is ISP or Residential proxy best? I understand that I need a static proxy instead of rotating. I need 4 proxies for those 4 profiles...

Thanks in advance mates.

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lucky.sparks said:

None of them are really good tbh and you need to test them one by one to see which one will work for your use case.

Dolphin and Adspower - both are hardcoding CPU arch and that fucks up fingerprints a lot when using mac silicon machines.

Both of them fucks up

navigator.userAgentData
navigator.plugins

variables and thus it's easy to detect.

Dolphin lately obtained support agent named Sergey who is of such level idiot who thinks that pixelscan.net green states are the most valuable metric to see if something is wrong with the browser or not.

Incogniton(which is multilogin smallest brother, read: fork) is quite ok but again not all params are spoofed correctly.

Octobrowser is somewhat decent but again - navigator.plugins doesn't match real chrome.

None of them supports HTTP/3 and UDP connections of course. And some of them are not even aware that socials like Instagram is switching to QUIC.

So go figure..

Anyways, ISP proxies are not good unless you know they are working well for your use case.

But if you need those browsers for trust and safety of your data, just go with one that doesn't use cloud to save your data. Like Identory, its for local use and doesn't have cloud usage.

Click to expand...

lucky.sparks said:

None of them are really good tbh and you need to test them one by one to see which one will work for your use case.

Dolphin and Adspower - both are hardcoding CPU arch and that fucks up fingerprints a lot when using mac silicon machines.

Click to expand...