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Hello,
i'm not really sure but i like to know if with each request it is possible to create a unique TLS signatures or JA3 fingerprints with the same impersonated browser.
i have this idea that bots after some time block requests if they detect the same fingerprints.
randomizing the available impersonations is not enough, when doing a lot of requests per minute on some sites.
Is it possible to use an impersonation of a browser, lets say Chrome 107 but have a unique fingerprint with each request made with this impersonate version
thx in advance.
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You can create unique fingerprints for each request, but they won't be the same as what browsers use. As far as I know, randomized fingerprints won't work, since the number of known browsers is very limited. If you were a website owner, an allowlist mode makes more sense.
Hello thx for your answer.
It is clear to me i cannot modify the browser fingerprint.
is there any way in the request I can randomise so the fingerprint of the request with all its data is unique?
i noticed a site where i get a lot of blocks.
if I do a normal request some bots read extra stuff and implement it into the unique fingerprint, like fonts installed on your host, browser size, ...
curl_cffi only help you with TLS fingerprints. For other fingerprints generated in the browser via JavaScript, I think you need to use other projects. One of such techniques is called anti-detect browsers.
Hello,
i'm not really sure but i like to know if with each request it is possible to create a unique TLS signatures or JA3 fingerprints with the same impersonated browser.
i have this idea that bots after some time block requests if they detect the same fingerprints.
randomizing the available impersonations is not enough, when doing a lot of requests per minute on some sites.
Is it possible to use an impersonation of a browser, lets say Chrome 107 but have a unique fingerprint with each request made with this impersonate version
thx in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: