23/08/2026
Antidetect Browsers — Good Friends for Residential Proxies
In our previous posts, we’ve mentioned more than once that anti-bot systems look at more than just your IP address. They monitor user behavior on websites, check the frequency of requests, and analyze the browser fingerprint.
🖐 A fingerprint is a kind of “digital fingerprint” of your browser. It is made up of numerous parameters, including system language, screen resolution, time zone, installed fonts, device characteristics, and much more. This allows a website to recognize a user even after they change their IP address.
☝️ Antidetect browsers can help hide or modify your fingerprint from anti-bot systems. They allow you to create separate browser profiles with their own settings and fingerprint parameters. Each profile can have its own isolated cookies, local storage, and other data.
😈 But an antidetect browser alone may not be enough. If you access the same website from different profiles but use the same IP address, the system may still notice something unusual. That’s why antidetect browsers are often used together with proxies.
And what makes our residential proxies great is that they use IP addresses associated with real users. Anti-bot systems generally tend to trust these types of IP addresses more.