Fingerprints and technology
Solutions, instructions and research in the world of antidetect
Why Incognito Mode Won't Replace Antidetect Browsers When Working with Traffic
How exactly do websites identify users, why are basic anonymity measures insufficient, and how do anti-detection browsers solve this problem at a technical level?
What is ClientRects
Hello, dear friends. Today we will talk about such a browser fingerprint as Client Rects. Users first started talking about this fingerprint in 2016 after the first basic and simple option to check it appeared on the Browserleaks checker. At that time, its substitution did not seem difficult. But implementing the most natural substitution and eliminating the possibility of its detection is not as easy as it seems at first glance. Until now, most popular solutions on the market cannot competently and efficiently substitute this fingerprint.
DNS, WebRTC, and TLS Leaks — The Most Common Mistakes
In this article, we'll examine how DNS, WebRTC, and TLS leaks occur, how to detect them, and what measures can be taken to mitigate the risks.
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Gologin Antidetect Browser — Honest Review and Comparison with Linken Sphere
Functionality, technical features, and key differences between browsers — an honest comparison of Linken Sphere and GoLogin.
Alternatives to Dolphin Anty in 2026
In 2026, users expect far more from antidetect browsers than just basic profile isolation. They want stable fingerprint masking, flexible automation, easy team collaboration, and stronger data security. But does your current setup really deliver all that? Take Dolphin Anty, for example – it performs well at the basics, but it doesn’t always meet more complex scenarios or the needs of larger teams.