It looks like you're trying to set up
GoLogin (an anti-detect browser) and want to ensure you choose the right browser profile with compatible extensions. Here’s a clear guide to avoid mistakes:
1. Understand GoLogin’s Anti-Detect Basics
- GoLogin creates isolated browser profiles with unique fingerprints (mimicking different devices/OS).
- Extensions must match the profile’s "browser type" (Chrome, Firefox, etc.).
2. Critical Rules for Extensions
Safe Choices (Low Risk)
- MetaMask (for crypto, but ensure it matches your profile’s "Chrome" or "Firefox" setting).
- Cookiebro (cookie manager, low detection risk).
- Bitly (link shortener, harmless).
Avoid or Be Cautious (High Risk)
- Facebook Ad Library (may trigger FB’s anti-bot systems).
- Auto Form Filler (can flag automation).
- DeepL Translate (beta versions may leak data).
General Tips
- Less = Better: Use only essential extensions.
- Consistency: If your profile mimics Chrome 115, don’t add Firefox-only extensions.
- Update Extensions: Mismatched versions can leak browser fingerprints.
3. How to Test Your Setup
- Check for Leaks:
- Use sites like BrowserLeaks to verify your fingerprint.
- Ensure WebGL, Canvas, and WebRTC match your profile’s OS/device.
- Isolate Sessions:
- Never use the same extensions/profile for multiple accounts (e.g., Facebook + Crypto).
- Logs & Proxies:
- Pair GoLogin with residential proxies (e.g., Luminati, IPRoyal).
- Enable proxy rotation if managing multiple accounts.
4. If You’re Still Unsure
- Start with a Blank Profile: Add extensions one by one and test each.
- Use GoLogin’s "Orbit" Browser: Pre-configured for anti-detect (lower risk).
5. Backup Plan
If a profile gets flagged:
- Delete it immediately (don’t reuse).
- Change proxies and create a new profile.
- Adjust fingerprints (different OS, resolution, etc.).
Final Tip: Less customization = fewer detection risks. Stick to
2-3 trusted extensions per profile.
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