The Ultimate Guide to Antidetect Browsers: Stop Getting Banned
Want to run multiple accounts without links or flags? Learn how to build isolated browser profiles, with consistent fingerprints to manage multiple accounts online, scrape data, and automate.
What’s Inside The Guide:
Why standard browsers get accounts flagged and how antidetect browsers prevent it
Breakdowns of canvas, WebGL, audio, and WebRTC fingerprinting (and how to counter each one)
Proxy best practices: when to use residential, mobile, ISP, or datacenter
Step-by-step account warm-up routines to build trust before scaling
Multi-account strategies for e-commerce, social media, crypto, and research
Automation workflows that look human while running at scale
A Little Preview of the Guide
An antidetect browser creates separate, isolated browsing profiles with unique digital fingerprints. Each profile appears as a different user on a different device, preventing websites from linking your activities together.
Regular browsers expose consistent identifying information—your screen resolution, installed fonts, WebGL renderer, time zone, language, and dozens of other parameters. Websites collect this data to create a unique “fingerprint” that can track you across sessions, even without cookies.
Antidetect browsers solve this by:
- Creating unique, customizable fingerprints for each profile
- Isolating cookies, cache, and browsing data between profiles
- Managing proxy connections for different IP addresses
Types of browser fingerprinting
Websites use multiple techniques to identify and track users. Understanding these methods helps you configure your antidetect browser properly.
Canvas fingerprinting
Canvas fingerprinting makes your browser draw a hidden image using HTML5. Tiny differences in how your graphics card, drivers, and fonts render this image create a unique identifier.
Read our detailed canvas fingerprinting guide to see how it works and how to protect your profiles.
How it works:
- Website sends JavaScript to draw text or shapes on a hidden canvas
- Your system renders it slightly differently based on hardware and software
- The rendered image gets converted to a hash value
- This hash becomes your unique identifier
Limitations
Residential proxies often rotate, which can cut your session short if you’re not careful. That’s not ideal for things like ad dashboards or long logins. Also, most providers charge by the gigabyte—so if you’re scraping a lot or using them nonstop, the costs can climb fast.
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Master proxy setup for safer, smarter workflows
Proxies are the backbone of running automation, scraping, ads, or multiple accounts. But not all proxies are created equal. This guide shows you:
- When to use residential, ISP, datacenter, or mobile proxies
- Why clean IPs beat massive, low-quality pools
- How to manage accounts with one proxy per profile
- Setups for e-commerce, ticketing, SEO, and scraping
Any Check You Need
Run all essential browser fingerprint checks from one place to stay undetected
Fingerprint check
Run a full browser fingerprint check to see how uniquely your browser can be identified across the web.
IP Check
Test your IP with our reliable IP tester and run an IP address leak test to detect unwanted exposure.
VPN Check
Test your VPN connection with our reliable VPN checker to ensure it’s working as expected and your traffic is secure.
Proxy Check
Use our proxy checker to detect leaks and confirm your proxy or VPN is working as expected.
Bot Check
Check if your browser behavior triggers bot detection systems. Stay under the radar by testing how websites classify your activity.
IP Blacklist Test
Run a fast IP blacklist check to see if your IP address is flagged in spam, threat, or security databases.
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