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Antidetect & Multi-Accounting Glossary
The terms you meet in articles and antidetect browser settings: fingerprints, proxies, warm-up, anti-fraud. Short, no fluff, with links to deeper reads on each topic.
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- Account farmA structured group of accounts managed through a common operational process.What it means →
- Account linkingA platform’s association of accounts through shared technical, payment, or behavioral signals.What it means →
- Account trustAn informal platform assessment of an account’s credibility and history.What it means →
- Account warm-upGradually establishing normal account activity after signup or inactivity.What it means →
- Ad accountAn account used to launch ads, manage budgets, and analyze campaign performance.What it means →
- AdsPowerAn anti-detect browser for managing profiles, accounts, and team sessions.What it means →
- Agency ad accountAn advertising structure used by agencies to manage campaigns for multiple clients.What it means →
- Airdrop multi-accountingUsing multiple accounts or wallets to participate in a token airdrop.What it means →
- Amazon seller accountsSeller profiles used to manage listings and orders in Amazon Seller Central.What it means →
- Android emulatorSoftware that simulates an Android device on a computer or remote server.What it means →
- Anti-fraud systemA system of rules and models for detecting fraud and suspicious activity.What it means →
- Antidetect browserA browser that separates profiles and controls identification-related browser parameters.What it means →
- Antidetect browser APIA programming interface for managing antidetect browser profiles and sessions.What it means →
- ASNAn identifier for an autonomous network that helps reveal an IP’s provider and network context.What it means →
- Audio fingerprintA signal derived from the browser’s handling of a test audio graph.What it means →
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- Backconnect proxiesA gateway that routes traffic through a rotating pool of proxy IPs.What it means →
- Bot detectionIdentifying automated activity through technical and behavioral signals.What it means →
- bot.sannysoftA browser test for automation indicators and environment inconsistencies.What it means →
- Browser engineThe core component that processes web code and determines much of a browser’s behavior.What it means →
- Browser extensionsAdd-ons that extend browser features and may affect permissions, privacy, and profile signals.What it means →
- Browser fingerprintA set of browser and device signals used to distinguish one environment from another.What it means →
- Browser profileA set of browser settings and stored data associated with a distinct working context.What it means →
- BrowserLeaksA set of tests for inspecting browser fingerprints, network data, and potential leaks.What it means →
- Business ManagerA business dashboard for managing ad accounts, assets, users, and team permissions.What it means →
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- Canvas fingerprintA graphics signal derived from how the HTML Canvas API renders an image.What it means →
- CAPTCHAA challenge used to distinguish human users from automated traffic.What it means →
- CheckpointAn extra account verification step triggered by login or suspicious activity.What it means →
- ChromiumAn open-source browser project that underpins Chrome and many other browsers.What it means →
- Client HintsBrowser headers and properties that provide additional device and environment details.What it means →
- CloakingServing different page versions or offers based on visitor or request attributes.What it means →
- Cloud phoneA remotely hosted phone environment for calls, messages, and virtual number management.What it means →
- Cloudflare TurnstileCloudflare’s service for verifying visitors and assessing automated traffic.What it means →
- Cookie importLoading saved cookies into a browser profile to restore a website’s stored state.What it means →
- CookiesBrowser-stored site data used for sessions, preferences, and returning-user recognition.What it means →
- CreepJSA tool for testing browser fingerprints and automation indicators.What it means →
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- Datacenter proxiesFast proxies hosted in data centers or cloud networks.What it means →
- deviceMemoryA coarse JavaScript-exposed estimate of the device’s available RAM.What it means →
- DNS leakDNS queries sent through a resolver outside the intended network route.What it means →
- Document verificationConfirming identity or address with an accepted official document.What it means →
- Dolphin AntyAn anti-detect browser for managing isolated profiles and work sessions.What it means →
- Dropshipping accountsAccounts used to list supplier products and process customer orders.What it means →
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- eBay stealth accountAn informal term for an eBay account with separate operating details.What it means →
- Email for sign-upsAn email address used for sign-up, verification, and account recovery.What it means →
- Engine version vs UAThe relationship between the real engine version and the version declared by the user agent.What it means →
- ETag trackingTracking users through ETag values stored and returned by browser caches.What it means →
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- Facebook accountsFacebook profiles for communication, Pages, advertising, and business assets.What it means →
- Fingerprint consistencyCoherence among a profile’s browser, device, and network signals.What it means →
- Fingerprint entropyA measure of how much identifying information a fingerprint contains.What it means →
- Fingerprint noiseControlled variation added to signals that contribute to a browser fingerprint.What it means →
- Fingerprint uniquenessHow distinct a browser fingerprint is compared with other observed users.What it means →
- Fingerprint.com (FingerprintJS)A platform that identifies browsers and devices using combined signals.What it means →
- Firefox-based antidetectAn antidetect browser built on Firefox with isolated settings for separate profiles.What it means →
- Font fingerprintingDevice identification based on installed fonts and how they are rendered.What it means →
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- hardwareConcurrencyA JavaScript property reporting the approximate number of logical processors on a device.What it means →
- Headless browserA browser that runs without a visible interface for automation and testing.What it means →
- HTTP(S) proxyA proxy for HTTP requests and HTTPS connections using CONNECT tunneling.What it means →
- HTTP/2 fingerprintA set of HTTP/2 behavior patterns used to distinguish browsers and network clients.What it means →
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- IndexedDBBrowser storage that can link accounts through persistent application data.What it means →
- Instagram accountsInstagram profiles for content, audience engagement, and promotion.What it means →
- IP blacklist (DNSBL)A DNS-based list of IP addresses associated with spam, abuse, or other unwanted activity.What it means →
- IP fraud scoreA numerical estimate of an IP’s risk based on network, location, and activity signals.What it means →
- IP geolocationEstimating a user’s approximate location and network from their IP address.What it means →
- IP reputationA trust assessment based on an IP address’s history, abuse reports, and traffic signals.What it means →
- IP rotationAutomatic replacement of the outgoing IP based on a defined rule.What it means →
- IPv4 vs IPv6Two Internet Protocol versions with different address formats and network behavior.What it means →
- ISP proxiesServer-hosted proxies using IP ranges registered to ISPs.What it means →
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- Marketplace multi-accountOperating multiple seller accounts on the same marketplace.What it means →
- Mobile fingerprintA set of technical and behavioral signals describing a mobile device.What it means →
- Mobile proxiesProxies that route traffic through cellular carrier networks.What it means →
- Multi-accountingManaging multiple accounts with separated environments and identifiers.What it means →
- MultiloginA platform for isolated browser profiles and multi-account management.What it means →
- Multiple Avito accountsSeveral Avito profiles used for separate businesses or operational needs.What it means →
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- PixelscanA service for checking browser fingerprints and profile-parameter consistency.What it means →
- PlaywrightA browser automation framework for Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit.What it means →
- Profile automationScripted management of browser profiles through APIs or browser automation tools.What it means →
- Profile syncAligning browser-profile settings and data across devices or workspaces.What it means →
- Proxy serverAn intermediary server used to route traffic and separate network sessions.What it means →
- PuppeteerA Node.js library for controlling Chromium browsers programmatically.What it means →
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- RDPA protocol for controlling a remote computer through an interactive graphical desktop.What it means →
- reCAPTCHAGoogle’s service for assessing requests and detecting automated activity.What it means →
- Residential proxiesProxies that use IP addresses associated with consumer internet connections.What it means →
- Risk scoringAn estimate of risk based on combined technical, behavioral, and account signals.What it means →
- RPA (robotic process automation)Software bots that automate repetitive tasks across browsers and business applications.What it means →
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- Screen fingerprintDisplay and viewport properties that contribute to a browser’s digital fingerprint.What it means →
- SeleniumTools for automating browsers in testing and scripted workflows.What it means →
- Session tokenA value that links browser requests to an active user session.What it means →
- Shadow banAn informal term for reduced account visibility or reach without clear notice.What it means →
- SMS activationConfirming a registration or login with a code sent by SMS.What it means →
- SOCKS5A general-purpose proxy protocol for relaying TCP connections.What it means →
- SpoofingChanging browser or device attributes reported to a website.What it means →
- Sticky sessionA proxy mode that keeps one IP assigned to a session for a set period.What it means →
- SupercookieA persistent identifier replicated across multiple browser storage layers.What it means →
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- TCP/IP fingerprintNetwork-stack traits that can reveal a device’s OS, type, and connection characteristics.What it means →
- Team accessControlled team access to browser profiles and their associated workspace data.What it means →
- TikTok accountsTikTok profiles used for content publishing, promotion, and advertising.What it means →
- Timezone mismatchA conflict between the browser timezone and the user’s IP, language, or expected region.What it means →
- TLS fingerprint (JA3/JA4)A profile of TLS handshake parameters used to classify and correlate clients.What it means →
- TorA network that routes traffic through multiple relays and exposes an exit relay to websites.What it means →
- TOTP codesTime-based one-time passwords used for two-factor authentication.What it means →
- Traffic arbitrageA marketing model based on buying traffic and monetizing it through offers or sales.What it means →
- Two-factor authentication (2FA)An extra login verification step that protects an account beyond the password.What it means →
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- Virtual machineAn isolated software computer running on a physical host through a hypervisor.What it means →
- Virtual phone numberA phone number provided through an online telecommunications service.What it means →
- VPNAn encrypted connection that routes internet traffic through a remote VPN server.What it means →
- VPS for antidetectA virtual server for hosting an antidetect browser and maintaining a persistent workspace.What it means →
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- Web3 wallets in profilesCrypto wallets connected to Web3 services and user profiles.What it means →
- WebDriverA standard interface for controlling browsers through code.What it means →
- WebGL fingerprintA graphics signal based on WebGL capabilities and rendering behavior.What it means →
- WebRTCBrowser technology for real-time audio, video, and data communication.What it means →
- WebRTC leakExposure of network addresses through WebRTC despite proxy or route settings.What it means →
- White pageA neutral landing page that clearly presents a product, service, or informational offer.What it means →