The Anti-detect Browser is a browser based on user fingerprint information to identify and verify. Its cache location refers to the local storage space of storage user browsing data and fingerprint information. So, can the cache position of the Anti-detect Browser be changed?

 

Generally speaking, the cache position of the Anti-detect Browser can be changed, but the specific method may be different due to different browsers. In most Anti-detect Browsers, users can change the cache position through browser settings or option menu. It can be used for example how the BitBrowser browser changes the cache position.

 

First of all, users can open the setting interface of the Big Anti-detect Browser, find the options of "setting" or other options of the browser, and then enter the related setting areas such as "cache management" or "storage management". In these pages, users can choose the option to change the cache position, and choose other available storage devices or paths to save browse data and fingerprint information. It can directly change the local storage path or copy information to other computers.

 

In addition, some Anti-detect Browsers also provide a portable or mobile version, which usually support the function of changing the cache position. Users can install the portable or mobile version of the Anti-detect Browser in other devices or storage medium, and set them to the default browser to achieve the cache position change.

 

It should be noted that changing the cache position of the Anti-detect Browser may affect the performance and stability of the browser. If the new storage location is unstable or slow, it may cause the Anti-detect Browser to run slowly or other problems. Therefore, before changing the cache position, it is recommended that users back up the original browsing data and fingerprint information and test and observe after the change to ensure the normal use of the browser.