@morpheus93 said in Difference between FPM2 und FPM3:
@Fox I think it's not related to specific fingerprints but affects all new profiles (with empty cache and cookies) that are generated and feeded with an IP address from within the EU when they visit google the 1st time. As the EU cookie law (ePrivacy Directive) engages every website owner to show those annoying "cookie consent" windows to visitors from the European Union.
In the "Human Emulation" mode of FPM3 the only thing that needs to be added is a check if the "cookie consent" window is visible when it goes to google and if yes, click on the "I agree/Ich stimme zu/..." (depending on the language of the shown google search page) button. After that click all should work as intended.
In the "Human Emulation" script, there is a function that checks for the presence of this window and agrees to the conditions, if there is a window. However, a lot of time has passed since the development and Google selectors may have changed.