@kerafb it depends on anti-bot checks, they can be various, fingerprint trying to cover common universal checks, that usually faces browser, but if site has some crazy spoof calls to retrieve real canvas(or maybe some checks where just masking fingerprint values isnt enough, like mouse behaviour), its just unique situation where you need to patch it by hands
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