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Browser fingerprint test: Best tools to check your anonymity
A browser fingerprint test allows you to verify how websites see your browser before you use it for privacy-sensitive tasks, multi-account management, or automation. By checking your browser fingerprint, you can quickly identify inconsistencies, privacy leaks, or unusual configurations that may increase the risk of detection.
In this guide, IPFighter explains how to test your browser fingerprint, how to interpret the results, and compares some of the best browser fingerprint test tools available today. Show more
Mastering Selenium browser fingerprints to avoid anti-bot detection
Selenium is one of the most popular browser automation frameworks, widely used for web scraping, testing, and repetitive online tasks. However, many users discover that their automated browsers are still detected even when using proxies or changing the User-Agent.
In many cases, the real issue isn't Selenium itself, but the browser fingerprint it exposes. In this guide, IPFighter explains what a Selenium browser fingerprint is, why anti-bot systems detect it so easily, and the best practices for making your automated browser sessions appear more natural. Show more
Best free antidetect browsers: Are they worth using?
Looking for a free antidetect browser before investing in a paid solution? While several reputable providers offer free plans or trials, others advertise 100% free software that may come with hidden risks.
In this guide, IPFighter reviews the best free antidetect browsers, compares their features, explains their limitations, and shows you how to choose a secure option for managing multiple accounts. Show more
Does using Tor with a VPN disable browser fingerprinting?
Think Tor and a VPN make you invisible online? Not quite. While they can hide your IP address, they do not automatically stop browser fingerprinting, which allows websites to recognize your browser through device and software characteristics.
In this guide, IPFighter explains whether using Tor with a VPN can disable browser fingerprinting, what these tools actually protect against, and what websites can still see when you browse anonymously. Show more
Is Tor browser safe? The biggest myths about Tor privacy
Using Tor Browser but still getting CAPTCHAs, account restrictions, or login challenges? You're not alone. While Tor is designed to protect privacy and hide your IP address, many websites can still recognize Tor traffic and treat it as suspicious.
In this guide, IPFighter explains why this happens, whether Tor Browser is truly safe, and what you can do to browse more privately without triggering unnecessary restrictions. Show more
What is a browser fingerprint? How websites identify you online
Every time you visit a website, your browser reveals far more information than most users realize. Beyond your IP address, websites can also collect dozens of technical details about your browser, operating system, device hardware, screen settings, and network environment.
So specifically what is a browser fingerprint? How do websites use it to identify users? Explore with IPFighter in the article below. Show more
How to change the display language in Windows 10 and Google Chrome browser
Most websites can detect a lot of information about you once Javascript is enabled such as browser version, operating system, screen resolution,… even system timezone, and default system language.
Once they find out the language set in your operating system and/or browser doesn’t match the language of your IP address country, which makes your account easily gets suspended and banned because websites suspect you’re attempting to hide your real IP location.
The best solution to avoid being detected is to ensure all things above match with each other. In case you don’t know how to change the display language in your operating system and/or browser, follow our step-by-step guide below.
We will take Windows 10 and Google Chrome browser as an example in this guideline. If you’re using another OS and/or browser, search for how to change the display language in your OS and/or browser. Show more
How to change the date and time on Windows 10
Have you just got the minus point about the system date and time difference? Does this affect your attempt at your anonymity?
Yes, this does.
Some websites probably base on the date and time set in your operating system and your IP address time zone to compare. In case they detect any differences between them, there is a high risk of your accounts getting suspended.
That’s why you need to change the system date and time in your operating system as long as matches your IP address time zone.
You don’t know how to do it? Here’s a guide to help you change it on Windows 10. If you use another operating system, search for how to change the date and time on it.
Now, let’s find out. Show more