untidetect-tools README

The project's README from github.com/TheGP/untidetect-tools. As one markdown file: README.md.

Curated anti-detect tools list

Just making a tools list for my project, feel free to send pull requests :) While looking around, it may be a good idea to sign up on all the Discord channels each product has to find some interesting insides from users.

Any questions? Please ask in UntidetectHub instead of sending me private messages. If you're working on anything related to anti-detection, feel free to join — others might be working on similar things too.

✳️ checkout new Proxy Providers List and tell me if its sucks or star it if its useful

😊 - automation supported on free plan 🙄 - not supported

Anti-detect browsers

Not checked yet:

Useless:

A bit old article on how anti-detect browsers can be detected. Example from the article: if( Object.getOwnPropertyNames(navigator)[0] ) alert('fake parameters detected');

Detection tests

Everything:

Automation:

Canvas:

Captcha scoring:

Connection:

Offline:

Not recommended:

More tools can be found at https://github.com/kkoooqq/fakebrowser

Anti-detect libs

For Puppeteer:

For Playwright:

For Selenium/Python:

For request libs:

Other:

Chrome launch arguments:

Humanizing

Captha solvers

SMS confirmations

Proxies

List of proxy providers - 25+ proxy providers with price comparison List of mobile proxies - including many small providers

Shops

Hm. Cant get it right? You can always shortcut:

Many other stuff can be found at BlackHatWorld but usually more expensive.

Other

Antidetection tips

Browser - use separately downloaded version of Chrome instead of Chromium, and pass it in executablePath in Puppeteer.

What is available in a JS worker:

Worker is another sneaky way to detect real browser data, as you can't modify object properties in it with some extension. window, screen, and access to DOM are not available (and therefor canvas)

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What is this?A curated markdown list maintained by the author of their own anti-detect project, tracking anti-detect/humanizing browsers, browser-automation and fingerprint-spoofing libraries, captcha solvers, SMS-activation services, and proxy providers used to avoid bot and fingerprint detection.
Is this a tool I install, or just a reference list?It is a plain reference list, not code - a long README broken into sections like Anti-detect browsers, Detection tests, Anti-detect libs, Humanizing, Captcha solvers, SMS confirmations and Proxies, each entry just linking to the actual external product.
Where should a beginner start in this list?Start with the Anti-detect browsers section and check the quick emoji ratings - entries marked happy are the author's personal recommendations, while others note missing automation support on free plans.
Are all these tools actually good, or just dumped links?No - vetting is uneven: some entries are flagged 'Not checked yet', and a few are explicitly called out as 'Useless' because independent fingerprint testers exposed them.
Who would actually use this list?Developers running scraping, multi-account automation, or anything that needs to dodge browser fingerprinting, CAPTCHAs, and bot-detection systems.
What do the smiley and eye-roll emoji mean next to each entry?They are the maintainer's shorthand rating: a happy face marks tools found solid, while the eye-roll flags ones where automation is not supported on the free plan or performance is weak.
Does the list cover anything besides anti-detect browsers?Yes - it also links detection-test sites like CreepJS and BrowserLeaks, Puppeteer/Playwright/Selenium humanizing libraries, captcha solvers, SMS-activation services for verification, proxy providers, and even marketplaces for aged accounts.
Is there a free or open-source anti-detect option listed?Yes - examples include Camoufox (Python-launched, Firefox-based), the MIT-licensed Multizen, and self-hosted projects like Invisible-Playwright and Hexium Browser that patch Firefox/Chromium at the C++ level.
Why are some browsers marked 'Useless'?Because detection tools exposed their flaws - for example AntBrowser is called out for too many lies detected by CreepJS, and others fail at basic user-agent switching.
What are similar projects?invisible_puppeteer, botasaurus, invisible_selenium, camoufox, donutbrowser, patchright-enhanced, obscura, anti-mage
Which topics is it in?bots, antidetect, fingerprinting, anti-detect, captcha-solving, multi-account, antidetect-browser, stealth, anti-detection, captcha, scraping, privacy-tools
Creator
TheGP
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Updated
CommitOct 07
Age
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