What is a browser fingerprint?

 

The fingerprint browser is a browser tool dedicated to simulating users to browse behavior and environment. It can help users avoid being identified by websites and applications by simulating different user identities on different websites and applications. Fingerprint browsers usually use a variety of technologies to hide users' true identities, such as using virtual IP addresses and clearing the cache and historical records of the browser.

 

Browser fingerprints are also a powerful monitoring tool that can collect parameters such as the browser version and type, operating system, language, time zone, screen resolution, browser plug -in. Websites can identify users based on these parameters and track their specific behaviors.

 

What are the categories of browser fingerprints?

 

Browser fingerprint refers to the information of the computer and operating system of the user obtained through the browser, which can be used to identify the identity of the user.

 

Browser fingerprint category includes:

 

1. Basic information: browser name, version, operating system, language, time zone, etc.

 

2. Network information: IP address, proxy server, DNS server, etc.

 

3. Device information: screen resolution, font size, color depth, etc.

 

4. Browser extension: including expansion, plug -in, bookmarks, etc.

 

5. Browser history records: including browsing historical records, cache, cookies, etc.

 

6. Browser settings: default search engine, default homepage, security settings, etc.

 

7. Browser features: including user agency string, Canvas fingerprint, Audiocontext fingerprints, etc.

 

This information can be used to identify user identity, so browser fingerprints can be used to track user behavior and prevent fraud and fraud.

 

BitBrowseter fingerprint browser is a browser focusing on privacy protection. Its main function is to prevent users from leaving recognizable numeric fingerprints on the Internet. Digital fingerprints are the unique logo composed of factors such as the user's device information, browser configuration, IP address and other factors. Websites and network advertisers often use this information to track the user's network behavior. The BitBrowseter fingerprint browser has effectively prevented this tracking through a series of technical means.

 

BitBrowse fingerprint browsers mainly implement multi -browser windows and multi -account accounts to prevent correlation between windows and prevent titles. Each window can simulate independent computer information, simulate different IP addresses, so that they are completely environmentally independent and isolated, and avoid associated titles. In addition, the BitBrowse fingerprint browser also uses Google's kernel deep development, which can achieve the effect of simulated real machine information at the physical level. The proxy IP is anonymous, and there is no correlation between the browser windows.