Anti-Fingerprint Browser is a browser specially designed to protect user privacy. Its goal is to reduce the digital fingerprint information left by users when browsing the web as much as possible, so as to effectively prevent websites from tracking user behavior and associating with user identities.

 

 

Here are some methods you can use to help anti-fingerprinting browsers prevent associations:

 

 

       1. Use a virtual private network (VPN) or proxy server: VPN or proxy server can hide the user's real IP address, thereby preventing the website from identifying the user's identity based on the IP address.

 

       2. Disable cookies: A cookie is a small file stored on the user's computer that records the user's activities on the website. Disabling cookies can effectively prevent websites from tracking users' activities and correlating their identities.

 

       3. Use incognito mode: Incognito mode can prevent the browser from leaving any traces after the user leaves the website, thereby preventing the website from tracking the user's activities and correlating the user's identity.

 

       4. Use an ad blocker: Ad blockers can effectively prevent websites from tracking users' activities and associating their identities through advertisements.

 

       5. Use anti-fingerprinting browser extensions: Many anti-fingerprinting browser extensions help users minimize the possibility of leaving digital fingerprint information when browsing websites, thereby preventing websites from tracking users' activities and linking their identities.

 

 

However, it should be noted that the use of anti-fingerprint browsers does not fully guarantee the privacy of users, because some websites may use other methods to identify users. Therefore, when using an anti-fingerprint browser, you also need to pay attention to protecting personal information and using secure passwords.

 

The anti-bit fingerprint browser is based on the Google kernel, and the deeply developed bit fingerprint browser can use 10 windows for free. The browser supports real machine information simulation at the physical level, and uses proxy IP for deep anonymization, while ensuring that all windows are completely independent. It can continuously simulate the real machine environment to make the environment realistic, and deeply hide the user information in the cookie file to prevent leakage and identification by tags.