Privacy has a history. This is ours.

The history of AntiDetect starts in 2013. The detailed archive of milestones, discoveries and earlier releases is being assembled by the author. This timeline begins with that confirmed starting point; individual inventions and version histories will appear alongside their original materials so that each part of the story can be understood in context.

AntiDetect is a browser extension that blocks trackers to help protect the privacy of the person browsing. That purpose is the starting point for this website. The technical tour expands the picture, explaining the layers between a screen, a computer, its operating system and the network, while keeping the extension's role clear.

The browser extension and custom device virtualization address different needs. One concerns tracking while browsing. The other explores virtual equivalents of physical equipment, including older or specialized devices. Each direction has its own explanation here, so readers can understand the work and choose the relevant conversation without treating every technology as one product.

A useful project history connects a claim to an event, a demonstration or a release. Future timeline entries will distinguish completed work from ideas and ongoing research, and give a version reference where one exists. Until those materials are published, the technical tour and knowledge base offer a practical way to explore the concepts behind the project.