intermediateTools
Anti-Detect Browser
A browser that runs many isolated profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy.
Anti-detect browsers let one operator run many accounts on a platform without those accounts being linked. Each profile gets an independent storage partition and a distinct — but plausible — fingerprint, and is usually paired with its own proxy so the network identity matches the browser identity. Consistency matters more than uniqueness: a profile claiming a Berlin timezone on a Brazilian IP is more suspicious than a plain default.
In practice
- An agency managing 200 client ad accounts from one machine
- A seller operating several marketplace storefronts
Common use cases
Multi-accountingAffiliate marketingE-commerce operations