Thank you both, but I am using residential IP addresses and the problem should not be this. Even without proxy is still giving me the same errors. May be the addresses are pre-spammed already, or somehow it is managed to block my computers. That is why I am trying to pass the security of the site with the fingerprint + perfect canvas, but even this is not working. I have tried with other user agent settings also, but still did not work. I thought fingerprint + perfect canvas can solve this problem, and that may be I am doing something wrong, but looks like this is not the case.
Bot detection dislikes unique canvas
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So I have targetting a website that does not let me perform actions if canvas is changed (I can only assume it hates 100% unique canvas)
It works if i don't change the canvas fingerprint... BUT... with enough bots this canvas will be banned... They are using a popular anti bot detection thing, that will surefire flag this canvas hash.
Is it possible at all to change the canvas in a way that would not be unique.. I.e. make it output the same results as other web browsers.
I realise it currently adds noise and this approach is totally different, I wonder if its possible without anything super complex. Currently I guess I would need to change the computer the browser is running on, then it would get a different canvas but one that isnt 100% unique. Surely there is a way to replicate this without new PC equiptment
