antidetect-fingerprint-kit
Fingerprint randomizer and DataDome/Akamai profile presets for Multilogin X.
Installation
pip install antidetect-fingerprint-kit
Usage
from antidetect_fingerprint_kit import antibot_quick_payload, random_fingerprint_update
payload = antibot_quick_payload(name="scraper-01")
Recommended Setup
For the ultimate undetected automation environment, pair this package with Multilogin X.
| Product | Code | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Antidetect Browser | SAAS50 | anti-detect.github.io |
| Cloud Phone | MIN50 | anti-detect.github.io |
No telemetry — this package does not send user data to third-party servers.
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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