An anti-detection browser is a tool designed to bypass detection of a real browser by a website or service. They use various techniques and tactics to hide the identity of the real browser. Here are some common techniques and methods used by anti-detection browsers:

 

Modify the user agent string (User-Agent): the user agent string is the information that the browser sends to the server to identify itself. Anti-detection browsers can modify user-agent strings to look like other browsers or versions, or use common user-agent strings in order to hide the identity of the real browser.

 

Modify the browser fingerprint: The browser fingerprint is a unique identifier generated based on the combination of multiple characteristics of the browser and operating system. Anti-detection browsers can modify or obfuscate these characteristics, such as the list of plugins, fonts, OS versions, etc., to change the browser fingerprint and hide the identity of the real browser.

 

IP addresses and proxy servers: Anti-detection browsers can hide real IP addresses by using proxy servers and impersonate requests from other geographic locations or networks.

 

Privacy protection function: Some anti-detection browsers provide additional privacy protection functions, such as blocking trackers, ad blocking, etc., to reduce the probability of being detected.

 

Randomized behavior: Anti-detection browsers can simulate random user behavior patterns, such as random mouse movement, keyboard input, and clicks, to make it look more like real user operations.

 

It should be noted that using an anti-detection browser to bypass a website's detection measures may violate the website's terms of use and may violate the law. Before any activity, please make sure you understand the relevant laws and regulations, and abide by the website's regulations and privacy policy.

 

In addition, anti-detection technologies are constantly evolving and changing, and websites and service providers will also update their detection methods. Therefore, there is no guarantee that anti-detection browsers will be able to effectively bypass all detection mechanisms forever.

 

Bit fingerprint browser is also an anti-detection fingerprint browser. It is also a relatively well-known multi-account browser in the e-commerce industry. The tracking and identification of websites or some platforms play a role in preventing association.