Steps to set up antidetect browser

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Anti-detect browsers are used to ensure anonymity on the Internet, work with multiple accounts and bypass tracking systems. Setting up such a browser requires attention to detail to ensure maximum effectiveness.

Steps to set up antidetect browser​

1. Choosing the right anti-detect browser
   • Check out anti-detection browser ratings and reviews to choose the right tool. For example, popular options include Linken Sphere, Indigo, Dolphin, and others.
   • Make sure your browser supports the features you need, such as fingerprinting, proxy support, and creating unique profiles.
2. Installation and registration
   • Download the selected browser from the official website.
   • Register if required and choose a plan (many anti-detection browsers have both free and paid versions).
3. Proxy setup
   • To ensure anonymity, set up proxy servers. This can be SOCKS5, HTTP or HTTPS proxy.
   • In your browser settings, specify the proxy data: IP address, port, login and password (if required).
4. Create a unique profile
   • Antidetect browsers allow you to create unique profiles for each account. Each profile has its own unique browser fingerprint, including:
     • User-Agent (browser identifier).
     • Screen resolution.
     • Language and time zone.
     • Settings for WebRTC, Canvas and other parameters.
   • Set these parameters manually or use automatic generation.
5. Fingerprint testing
   • Check how unique your browser fingerprint is using special services such as whoer.net or browserleaks.com.
   • Make sure your profile does not raise suspicions from tracking systems.
6. Working with multiple accounts
   • Create separate profiles for each account to avoid linking them.
   • Use different proxies for each profile to simulate browsing from different devices and locations.
7. Update and support
   • Update your browser regularly to get the latest security patches and new features.
   • Follow the developers' recommendations for optimal settings.

Tips for effective work​

• Avoid using free proxies as they may be unreliable and reduce your anonymity.
• Avoid having the same settings across different profiles to minimize the risk of them becoming linked.
• Test your settings before you start working to ensure that all parameters are configured correctly.

Conclusion​

Setting up an anti-detect browser requires attention to detail, especially when working with proxies and browser fingerprints. Following these steps will help you effectively use the anti-detect browser to ensure anonymity and work with multiple accounts.