AntiLogin

AntiLogin is an anti-detection browser for affiliate marketing teams, media buyers, and agencies that handle many online accounts. It provides isolated browser profiles with configurable fingerprints, full proxy support, and team collaboration tools to reduce the risk of blocks and account linking.

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• Complete profile isolation. Each browser profile runs in a separate container without sharing cookies, cache, local storage, or other data. This replicates the experience of using physically distinct devices, preventing linking between accounts on platforms like Facebook, Google, or TikTok.
• Fingerprint customization. AntiLogin allows modifying browser parameters such as screen resolution, time zone, language, user agents, WebGL, installed fonts, and WebRTC support. Each profile appears as a unique, genuine device to fraud detection systems.
• Centralized proxy management. The software supports integration with HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 proxies, and those with authentication. It is possible to assign a different proxy to each profile or group of profiles, rotate them, and verify their geolocation before use.
• Collaborative work environment. The platform is designed for teams: it allows inviting members, assigning permissions by role (administrator, manager, employee), and sharing profiles or folders of profiles without transferring passwords or sensitive data.
• Action synchronization between profiles. A feature aimed at manual automation. An action performed in one profile (like a click or text input) can be instantly replicated in multiple selected profiles, speeding up repetitive tasks such as registering on platforms.
• API for automation and scripts. AntiLogin incorporates a complete API that allows controlling profiles via external scripts (Python, JavaScript, etc.). This enables integration with automation systems like Puppeteer, Selenium, or Playwright, while maintaining the profile's fingerprint.
• Canvas fingerprint protection. The browser includes mechanisms to spoof Canvas reading realistically, avoiding fingerprinting without generating anomalous patterns that would reveal the use of an anti-detect browser.
• Profile import and export. Profiles can be exported and imported in ZIP format, facilitating migration between computers or backup. This is useful for teams working from different locations.
• Cookie and storage management. The software allows importing and exporting cookies in Netscape and JSON format, as well as managing the localStorage and IndexedDB of each profile to keep active sessions when transferring profiles.
• Time and productivity control. It includes tools to record employee activity time within profiles, take remote screenshots, and monitor team work without directly accessing their accounts.
• Website compatibility mode. AntiLogin offers pre-configured profiles for specific platforms (Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Amazon, etc.) with fingerprint settings that minimize the security checks of those sites.
• Built-in desktop proxy. The browser includes a desktop proxy that allows routing all traffic of a profile through a specific connection, complementary to external proxies and useful for using with team VPNs.

Development of AntiLogin began in 2019 by a team of engineers based in Eastern Europe, specializing in marketing automation and analysis of bot detection systems. The application is written primarily in C++ for the browser core (based on Chromium) and in Python for the backend services and automation API.

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