What Is an Antidetect Browser, and Do You Need One

The problem it solves

A website recognises a returning browser by more than cookies. Screen size, fonts, graphics hardware, time zone and dozens of other details add up to a fingerprint that stays the same when cookies are cleared. Two accounts opened from one browser share that fingerprint, and the site knows it.

What the browser does

An antidetect browser keeps a set of profiles. Each has a fingerprint of its own and its own storage, so nothing leaks from one to the next. Teams can share a profile, which means a colleague in another city opens the account looking like the same device.

Where the proxy fits

The fingerprint is half of what a site sees. The other half is the IP address, and a browser cannot change that by itself. Every profile takes a proxy for this reason. A profile with a new fingerprint and your own home address is still, plainly, you.

Who uses one

• Agencies that run advertising or social accounts for many clients.
• Sellers with several stores on one marketplace, where the marketplace allows it.
• Teams who need to see a site, an advert or a price as visitors in other countries do.
• Testers who check how a site behaves for different devices and regions.

What it does not do

It does not make an account trustworthy, and it does not lift a platform's rules about how many accounts you may have. Use it within those rules.

Setup guides

• MultiloginMultilogin is one of the longest-established antidetect browsers. It runs profiles on two engines of its own, Mimic (Chromium) and Stealthfox (Firefox), and every profile can carry its own proxy.
• GoLoginGoLogin is an antidetect browser built on its own Chromium build, Orbita. Profiles are stored in the cloud, so a team can open the same profile from different computers, one at a time.
• AdsPowerAdsPower is an antidetect browser aimed at e-commerce and advertising teams. It offers two engines, SunBrowser (Chromium) and FlowerBrowser (Firefox), with automation built in.
• Dolphin AntyDolphin Anty is an antidetect browser widely used by affiliate marketing and media buying teams. Profiles can be tagged, given a status and shared between team members.
• Octo BrowserOcto Browser is an antidetect browser for multi-account work, with team roles and an API for automating profiles.
• IncognitonIncogniton is an antidetect browser with a free starter plan, and it can be driven with Selenium or Puppeteer for automation.
• KameleoKameleo runs antidetect profiles on desktop and on Android, and it has a local API with libraries for Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright.
• MoreLoginMoreLogin is an antidetect browser that also offers cloud phones, so browser profiles and mobile profiles are managed from one place.
• UndetectableUndetectable is an antidetect browser that can keep profiles on your own computer instead of in the cloud.
• VMLoginVMLogin creates virtual browser profiles, each with a separate fingerprint and proxy, and has a local API for automation.
• LalicatLalicat is an antidetect browser that builds separate browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint settings and its own proxy.
• ixBrowserixBrowser is an antidetect browser with a free plan and team collaboration features.
• HidemyaccHidemyacc is an antidetect browser with built-in automation for repeating tasks across profiles.
• GeeLarkGeeLark is an antidetect phone: it runs Android cloud phones, each with its own device fingerprint, alongside ordinary browser profiles.
• NstbrowserNstbrowser is an antidetect browser with a headless, cloud side made for automation at scale.
• BitBrowserBitBrowser is an antidetect browser popular with cross-border e-commerce sellers who run several stores.
• MuLoginMuLogin is an antidetect browser that creates isolated virtual browser profiles for running several accounts on one computer.
• ClonBrowserClonBrowser is an antidetect browser for managing many accounts in separate, fingerprinted profiles.
• GenloginGenlogin is an antidetect browser with built-in automation for repeating actions across profiles.
• Linken SphereLinken Sphere is one of the oldest antidetect browsers, now rebuilt as Linken Sphere 2. It works in sessions, and each session has its own connection settings.
• Ghost BrowserGhost Browser is a Chromium-based browser that keeps several logged-in identities in one window. Its Ghost Proxy Control add-on gives each tab, identity or session a proxy of its own.
• SessionBoxSessionBox began as a browser extension for running several logins side by side. Its desktop app, SessionBox One, can give each session its own proxy.
• DICloakDICloak is an antidetect browser with team features: profiles can be shared with members, with permissions for who may open what.
• AEZAKMIAEZAKMI is an antidetect browser for running many accounts, each in a profile with its own fingerprint and proxy.
• VisionVision is an antidetect browser used by affiliate and traffic teams to run many accounts in separate profiles.
• XLoginXLogin is an antidetect browser that creates virtual browser profiles with separate fingerprints for multi-account work.
• MaskfogMaskfog is an antidetect browser for e-commerce and social media accounts, with one fingerprinted profile per account.
• MarketerBrowserMarketerBrowser is an antidetect browser made for social media marketers who manage many accounts.
• Che BrowserChe Browser is an antidetect browser for multi-account work, with a separate fingerprint and proxy for every profile.
• AntBrowserAntBrowser is an antidetect browser for multi-accounting, with profiles that each hold a fingerprint, cookies and a proxy.
• CamoufoxCamoufox is an open-source antidetect build of Firefox made for automation. It is driven from Python through the Playwright API.

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