About the author
The person behind the project.
Dimitry Momot is the author of AntiDetect. This site brings together the project's browser privacy product, its educational material and a separate direction in custom virtual devices.
Dimitry Momot
The AntiDetect project history begins in 2013. Its author is assembling the detailed account of developments, discoveries and releases for the About timeline. This page serves as an introduction to the work currently described on the site. A fuller professional biography and individual project stories will accompany the materials supplied by the author.
Browser privacy
The product at the center of the website is a browser extension that blocks trackers to help protect user privacy. The surrounding educational material explains why different forms of identification should be discussed separately. Cookies, browser fingerprints, local device properties and network context describe different mechanisms, and a clear product explanation makes its own scope understandable.
An independent technical direction
Custom virtual device work is a separate author-led service. It explores virtual equivalents of equipment such as input devices and network adapters, with potential applications around older, rare or specialized hardware. Each project starts with the particular device and the behavior needed by the surrounding software, rather than assuming that every device can be reproduced in the same way.
Start with the work
To explore the project, read the extension overview or follow the technical tour. If your interest is a virtual device, prepare a brief describing the original equipment and target environment. For educational feedback, identify the page and the concept you would like explained more clearly. Concrete examples make a technical conversation easier to begin and more useful to everyone involved.