Using anti-detection browsers combined with proxies can enhance privacy protection and prevent identification associations. Here are some ways:

 

Choose an anti-detection browser: An anti-detection browser is a tool specially designed to simulate real user behavior and bypass the detection system of a website. Some common anti-detection browsers include Bit Anti-Detection Browser, Puppeteer, and Playwright, among others. Choose an anti-detection browser that suits your needs and follow its official documentation for installation and setup.

 

Obtaining a high-quality proxy IP: Choosing a high-quality proxy IP can help you bypass the identification and blocking of websites. Buy a professional proxy service or use a reliable proxy provider to obtain high-quality proxy IPs, ensuring that they have good stability, privacy protection, and geographical distribution.

 

Random proxy switching: In the anti-detection browser, set the proxy IP automatic switching function, so that the browser uses a different proxy IP for each request. This prevents websites from identifying and tracking your activity based on the association of your IP address.

 

Disguised browser fingerprinting: Websites may use browser fingerprinting technology to identify users. In the anti-detection browser, browser fingerprints can be disguised by modifying the browser's User-Agent, operating system information, screen resolution and other parameters to increase anonymity.

 

Avoid common patterns and patterns: It is important to mimic real user behavior and avoid obvious patterns with bots or automated scripts. For example, randomize request intervals, mouse movement, click and scroll behavior, etc. to better simulate real user behavior patterns.

 

It should be noted that the anti-detection browser does not absolutely guarantee that it can completely prevent identification associations. Websites and service providers are constantly improving their detection techniques, so better privacy still requires a combination of other privacy protection measures, such as using a VPN, clearing browser cache and cookies, and disabling JavaScript.

 

Bit Anti-Detection Browser is a tool designed to simulate the behavior of real users and bypass the detection system of websites to enhance privacy protection and anonymity. It can perform the following functions:

 

Disguise browser fingerprints: Websites can identify users by detecting browser fingerprints. The anti-detection browser can modify the browser's User-Agent, operating system information, screen resolution and other parameters to make it look like a different browser or device is used to visit the website, thereby hiding the user's real identity and device information.

 

Automated task execution: Anti-detection browsers usually have the function of automated task execution, which can simulate user operations such as clicking, scrolling, and typing to perform various tasks on web pages, such as filling out forms and submitting information. This simulates the behavior of real users and avoids being detected as a robot or automated program by the website.

 

IP address and proxy switching: The anti-detection browser can work with a proxy server to automatically switch IP addresses and proxies to increase anonymity and prevent being tracked. By using different proxy IPs, browser requests can go through different IP addresses, making it more difficult for users to be identified and associated.

 

JavaScript control: JavaScript is a scripting language commonly used on web pages for interactive and dynamic effects. Anti-detection browsers can control the execution of JavaScript, allowing users to choose whether to disable or limit JavaScript on web pages, thereby controlling the flow of information and protecting privacy.

 

Generally speaking, the goal of anti-bit browser detection is to bypass the detection mechanism of the website, simulate the behavior of real users, and protect the privacy and anonymity of users. However, websites and service providers are also constantly improving their detection technology, so using an anti-detection browser cannot guarantee absolute privacy and anonymity, and it needs to be combined with other privacy protection measures to protect personal information to the greatest extent.