Whats the best anti detect configuration for a believable footprint?

[fivesfull21]

I'm wondering if I should stay with the randomized browser fingerprint details or do my own. Any help is appreciated. I am using multilogin with stealthfox. Thanks guys

[greenlaurel]

Random fingerprints are less likely to attract suspicion, but their automatic settings can sometimes be inconsistent. It's safer to set them yourself and make small adjustments for each account. Keep your browser settings realistic. For example, slightly adjust your screen resolution. Good luck!

[greenlaurel]

Originally Posted by rsot

Welcome to the forum OP - all the best as you master stealth

http://youtu.be/TLcuTISVs3s


Does screen resolution affect browser settings? Doesn't quite add up

RSOT was just one example Factors like Canvas and WebGL should also be considered. Of course, it's not limited to these. It mentions multilogin. Randomness is debatable, so trial and error and adjustments are necessary.

[paulfoltyn]

Canvas fingerprint, webGL are the most important to spoof but they need to be constant, they can't be changing every time you log into the account or thats a big red flag. How many accounts do you need? Firefox, Firefox nightly and chrome all give of different enough, but real fingerprints, other browsers such as edge will give off the same as chrome. That said ebay is able to link you even when using different devices if behaviour is too similar.

[rsot]

Welcome to the forum OP - all the best as you master stealth

YouTube (Short URL)

YouTube (Short URL)

[rsot]

Originally Posted by greenlaurel

RSOT was just one example Factors like Canvas and WebGL should also be considered. Of course, it's not limited to these. It mentions multilogin. Randomness is debatable, so trial and error and adjustments are necessary.

I hear you about the browser adjustments for fingerprinting etc but I just think the screen resolution wasn't a relevant example. Anyhow, I get your idea