# Block Anti-Detect Browsers

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This feature will increase the user verification attempt count.
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An anti-detection browser is a special type that transfers your data to the websites in a modified form. Such browsers send a completely different set of parameters about your device and location to the website (browser version, IP, language and much more). This artificially generated data set is called a browser fingerprint witch we use for alternative account detection (Anti-Alt).\
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With this feature you can detect and block anti-detect browsers.

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