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The product explanation, knowledge base and virtual devices section are the project's current resources on this website. The About page records the project story, while the author page introduces Dimitry Momot. Additional official projects and community channels will be listed here when their addresses are published; this directory does not guess social accounts or imply affiliation.

• How it works
• Knowledge base
• Create a virtual device

MDN Web Docs

MDN provides technical explanations of privacy on the web, including third-party cookies and browser fingerprinting. Use these references when you want to understand the mechanism behind a term rather than only read a product description. A useful reading approach is to start with one concept, identify the browser interface involved and then connect it to a real browsing example.

Mozilla Support

Mozilla's explanation of Enhanced Tracking Protection shows how a browser documents privacy controls, protection modes and compatibility. It is a practical example of why the chosen settings matter. Read the current page when changing a Firefox configuration, and distinguish browser-specific behavior from a general claim about what every browser or extension can do.

Electronic Frontier Foundation

EFF's educational material explains how traffic-blocking extensions fit into browser privacy. Its Privacy Badger project offers another concrete example of a tracker-blocking tool. These are independent resources, not AntiDetect products or partners. Follow the original documentation for their current details, and use the knowledge base here to compare the underlying concepts in a consistent way.