Proxy IP and Anti-fingerprint Browser | Fingerprint Browser + IP Double Anti-blocking

Why do you need the dual protection of Proxy IP + Fingerprint Browser?

In today's increasingly strict Internet environment, many users find that simply using a proxy IP is no longer enough insurance. It's like although you change your clothes and go out (proxy IP), your walking posture (browser fingerprint) will still be recognized. This is when you need toProxy IP in combination with Anti-fingerprint Browser, which is equivalent to changing dress code and gait at the same time, creating double insurance.

Proxy IPs are responsible for hiding the real network address, and ipipgo provides residential IP resources that can make your online behavior look like a normal home user surfing the web. And the fingerprinting browser prevents websites from recognizing you by your device characteristics by modifying browser parameters (such as resolution, time zone, language, etc.).

How do I choose an adapted proxy IP type?

There are three main types of proxy IPs on the market, and it's important to choose them according to different usage scenarios:

Take ipipgo as an example, their dynamic IP pool covers 240+ countries and regions, and each switch can be assigned to a real local home broadband IP. for scenarios that require high anonymity, it is recommended to choose theDynamic Residential IP + Fingerprint Browserof combinations that use entirely new devices and network environment characteristics for each operation.

Setting up environmental isolation in three steps

Step 1: Create an API interface in the ipipgo background to get dynamic IP calling privileges
Step 2: Configure the proxy protocol in the fingerprint browser (socks5 protocol is recommended)
Step 3: Bind a separate IP to each browser profile (it is recommended that each profile be used for no more than 3 hours)

Here's a key detail:Browser time zone must match IP locationFor example, when using a Japanese IP, the browser time zone should be set to Tokyo time. For example, when using a Japanese IP, the browser time zone should be set to Tokyo time, and the language should be set to Japanese. ipipgo's IP targeting is accurate down to the city level, which ensures that the IP corresponds exactly to the browser parameters.

A practical guide to avoiding the pit

Common Misconception #1: Thinking you're safe as long as you change IPs
In fact, 80% is now recognized by browser fingerprinting, which is why many users are still blocked after changing their IPs. The following parameters must be modified at the same time:

• Canvas fingerprints (modified by random noise)
• WebGL fingerprinting (hardware acceleration turned off)
• AudioContext fingerprinting (adding random delays)

Common Misconception #2: Over-reliance on Browser Plug-ins
Many fingerprint browser plug-ins have feature leakage, so it is recommended to use a standalone client. ipipgo's API support directly interfaces with mainstream fingerprint browser clients, eliminating the need to transit through plug-ins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do I still get blocked even though I've already used Fingerprint Browser?
A: Check whether the IP quality is up to standard, some inferior proxy IPs exist for multiple users. It is recommended to use ipipgo's exclusive residential IP, each IP is only for single-user use.

Q: Will frequent switching of dynamic IP affect operation?
A: ipipgo adopts intelligent IP warm-up technology, automatically verifies IP availability before each switch, and maintains a switching success rate above 99.5%, with an average switching time of less than 1.2 seconds.

Q: How can I test if my protection is working?
A: Visit a browser fingerprint detection website (e.g. amiunique.org) and confirm that the device fingerprint characteristics and IP address displayed are different for each visit. It is recommended to work with ipipgo's IP location function to double verify geolocation information.