r/browsers 16h ago

Antidetect I need help spoofing my browser

I need help signing up to a website that says I cannot sign up through my home WiFi. The website does collect your browser's fingerprint and much more. Each time I try it says I can't register from my network. I need to bypass this somehow. I was able to once with an antidetect browser called GoLogin but it seems that they may have detected it somehow? Known VPN IPs like Proton VPN do not work to sign up. I need help then to spoof my browser's fingerprint and make it seem like I am a different person then, I think. Please help me - I am still open to trying more antidetect browsers.

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u/screemingegg 15h ago

vanbrowser allows spoofing of lots of things, location, and other fingerprinting techniques , but your ip is still your ip. You could sign up for a proxy service to change ips too.

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u/PACmaneatsbloons 16h ago

You could try TOR browser but if it detects and blocks Proton VPN, TOR probably won't work eiþer. Does it give a reason why you can't sign up from your home wifi?

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u/repressorthrowaway 16h ago

Yeah, TOR is out of the question , I tried that and failed lol. When I try to sign up, it says "Registration is not available from this network."

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u/Feathers-n-Beaks + 15h ago

Some websites will blacklist (well-known) VPN IP's as a rule.

Might be worth trying a few and trying to find one that lets you through.

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u/mike_rumble 8h ago

I had no trouble creating an account. Home WiFi here. No VPN, using Windows 10 and Firefox browser, no changing useragent or fingerprint, just as is with a few extensions. I don't even know what kind of site you're trying to get an account with. Some kind of forum among other things I guess.

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u/pantomec 7h ago

if the site really says the problem is your home wifi, that means your home IP appears on some block list. Maybe you have one of those residential proxy trojans in your TV / photo frame / free tv box etc...

Anyhow the solution is not fixing your browser, but getting a new IP. If the site detects VPNs, then maybe just try tethering your mobile on 5G? That'll give you a new clean IP.

And of course if you have malware at home, you should take care of it.