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Choose privacy for your browser.
AntiDetect is a browser extension for blocking trackers and helping protect your privacy. Start with what it does, then check availability and compatibility before choosing it for your everyday browser.
A focused browser extension
The product is an extension that works in the browser, with tracker blocking as its purpose. If you are familiar with installing an ad-blocking extension, the product category will feel familiar. What matters here is reducing tracking during browsing. The technical tour explains the wider device context separately from the extension's functionality.
Find the right fit for your setup
Before choosing a privacy extension, confirm the supported browser and operating system, the installation source, the permissions requested and the available controls. Consider the websites you use for work and daily life. Compatibility is a practical requirement: a useful purchase decision needs clear information about your particular browser and the product's documented behavior.
Availability and purchase details
Pricing, supported browsers, editions and an official installation link have not been published on this site yet. Online checkout is not open. You can read the product explanation now and prepare an enquiry with your browser, operating system and intended use. Those details help frame the availability and compatibility questions that need an answer before purchase.
A separate service for virtual devices
If your goal is to create a virtual equivalent of old, rare or specialized hardware, visit the virtual devices section. That is a custom technical service with a device-specific scope, separate from the browser extension. Keeping these paths distinct makes it easier to describe the result you need and assess the right kind of work.
| What to know | AntiDetect |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Block trackers and help protect the privacy of the person browsing. |
| Format | A browser extension. Browser compatibility details are awaiting publication. |
| Where it works | Within the browser. Hardware and operating system topics in the tour are educational context. |
| Virtual device work | A separate custom service, discussed and scoped for the equipment involved. |