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antidetect browser

An antidetect browser is a browser engineered to present a different, internally consistent device identity to every website it visits. Rather than blocking tracking, it fabricates it: a distinct combination of user agent, screen metrics, installed fonts, canvas and WebGL rendering signatures, audio stack, timezone and hardware descriptors, each isolated in its own profile with its own proxy and cookie jar.

• Canvas and WebGL: rendering output is perturbed with a stable per-profile offset, so the signature is unique but consistent across sessions.
• Font and plugin enumeration: the reported list is drawn from a realistic pool rather than the host machine's actual configuration.
• Hardware descriptors: CPU core count, device memory and screen dimensions are set per profile.
• Network: each profile routes through its own residential or mobile proxy, so IP reputation matches the claimed geography.