Why antidetect browsers aren't stable anymore?

If you noticed lately youtube has been flagging all the antidetect browsers, while browsing twitter I saw this conversation between Elon Musk and an Engineer at Vercel!
If folks at Vercel can create an antidote for the antidetect browsers, what do you think youtube, facebook have up on their sleeves!
it makes you wonder!





We're F****d Boys!

Does anyone notice these changes lately? based on my testing Youtube especially caught up to this, Facebook still working fine for me in 80% of the time with multiple accounts.

I'm using AdsPower, and GoLogin by the way) so maybe those aren't that reliable.

Don't worry the developers will fix their browsers

Facebook work fine not because it didn't detect that you are using the same device.
It's because they allowed that.
Try to create Facebook accounts with those browser and you will get banned instantly

It's a cat and mouse game. This has been going on since the internet started. Only difference is, it gets increasingly more expensive to bot, but not impossible.

As long as there's an ROI, automation will exist.

Ah black hat world, where newbies think they're ballers because they use a vastly marked up "anti detect browser".

If people had even a modicum of JavaScript knowledge they could use any flavour of headless chromium(new) wrapper. Be it puppeteer or whatever and save a ton of money if they were to scale large enough.

But here's the thing about bhw it's all browser analysis browser analysis browser analysis. Where everyone who has even a modicum of knowledge in the field is more concerned with behavioural analysis.

Getting your browser to blend in at scale is the easy part the hard is getting the behaviour to blend in at scale.

You also need to look at cost analysis if your running things at scale headless browsers use up a lot of resources.

I made a post the other week linking to a Reddit app which was going to be allowed to bypass restrictions for blind users and I mentioned people could RE the app or just grab the API key from it.

Then I had a couple of people go, well you can just use a headless browser to scrape the same data... It's interesting because people on here really aren't running large ops.

BTW Facebook knows the distance between you and the nearest line you are connected to
this info is 100% True

nickname0 said:

how come it didn't detect it?

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Read what I said again