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Hey guys, just starting out in traffic arbitrage and for that kind of work I need a fully anonymous browser where I can also switch IPs depending on which country’s audience I’m targeting. Do browsers like that actually exist or is there always going to be some way to track where I’m working from?
Fully anonymous in the absolute sense doesn’t really exist, there’s always some fingerprint data floating around, but you can get close enough that tracking you down to a specific location becomes practically impossible. For traffic arbitrage specifically what you actually want is an antidetect browser rather than just a regular private browser, those are built to mask your digital fingerprint entirely and let you assign different proxies to different profiles so each one looks like it’s coming from a completely different device in a completely different country.
The options out there vary a lot in terms of what they actually hide and how well they do it, so it’s worth knowing what you’re getting into before committing to one. Take a look at what anonymous browsers are out there here: https://gologin.com/blog/anonymous-web-browser/ . It goes through the pros and cons of each and which ones actually make sense for the kind of work you’re describing.
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