In today's online world, privacy and security are growing concerns. As the number of different accounts grows, so does the need to use and manage multiple accounts. In this case, a secure browser is crucial.

 

Anti-detection fingerprint browsers simulate browser fingerprints in the browser to achieve the purpose of hiding the real identity of users, provide an independent browser environment for your account, and prevent account association.

 

How does the Bit Anti-Detection Fingerprint Browser work?

 

Bit anti-detection fingerprint browser supports isolation between multiple users. Each user has an independent browser environment, including independent cookie, user agent, screen resolution, browser fingerprint and other information. This information is simulated through browser fingerprinting technology.

 

Bit anti-detection fingerprint browser supports isolation between multiple IPs. Users can simulate different geographic locations, further isolate accounts, and prevent accounts from being linked to each other by configuring proxy IPs. At the same time, Rallycat super browser supports multiple proxy IPs, including HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and other protocols, and users can choose the appropriate proxy IP according to their needs.

 

Bit anti-detection fingerprint browser supports batch creation of browser accounts. Users can use the batch registration function of the anti-detection fingerprint browser to create multiple browser accounts at one time and manage multiple accounts more conveniently.

 

Bit anti-detection fingerprint browser has more than just fingerprint browser function. For example, one computer can open multiple browsers at the same time, and each browser has an independent browser environment. It also supports batch operations. Users can use the batch operation function on browser accounts at one time.