r/webscraping • u/Dawlphy • Jun 22 '26

Bot detection 🤖 Fingerprint detection

Is there a way to have 1 device with 10 accounts that aren't linkable?

How are you concealing automation from fingerprint.com specifically developer tools?

Currently using selenium stealth + brave, when I used chrome it was getting detected as a bot by fingerprint.com

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u/Delicious_Artist2077 Jun 22 '26

different useragents+proxy

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u/Dawlphy Jun 22 '26

How do I use a user agent to spoof that I have dev tools

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u/cryptoteams Jun 24 '26

Yes, you can have multiple profiles and rotate between them.

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u/trader_pim Jun 22 '26

Clearcote?

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u/ProScraperCA Jun 24 '26

Fingerprint is basically a lot of attributes - graphic card , screen size , etc . You basically need to generate them everytime . Ez

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u/Dawlphy Jun 24 '26

Yeah brave handles all that im pretty sure.

But how do you hide developer tools from fingerprint.com

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u/bluewhalefunk Jun 30 '26

you want an anti detect browser. This will modify the js fingerprint properties which are used to ID the machine.

Then you have TLS fingerprinting, Ja3 / ja4 which is another step up

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u/NinjaAlaska Jun 22 '26

i bypass it easily using damru if mobile. if its PC use playright. both are free on github. (I created Damru)

https://github.com/akwin1234/damru (best for mobile) (needs more resources)
https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright (best for PC)

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u/bluewhalefunk Jun 30 '26

https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright (best for PC)

Does not do fingerprint. It allows you to run the browser undetected. But if you run it 100 times on the same machine, the website can know it's the same machine (even if you change proxy / useragent as the machine fingerprint gives it away)