Impersonating Connection Fingerprints

By default, the Proxy Saver replicate the incoming fingerprint of the connection, this means that if you connect with a real browser the outgoing connection will also have the same fingerprint. This is useful for most use cases, but sometimes you might use an http client from programming language or even command line like Curl.

For that case, you will want to impersonnate a real browser fingerprint, and this is done by using the FpImpersonate parameter.

Usage

Proxy Saver options are configured through a standard username flag notation where the key value pair is attached to the username. Currently there's only 1 relevant parameter:

By default, if no fingerprint option is selected Proxy Saver retains the original fingerprint.

Here are some examples of how to use the fingerprint options:

Available Fingerprints

The fingerprint pool is constantly updated and maintained to ensure the highest possible performance. Here are all of the available FpImpersonate options:

Profile Description
chrome_linux_143 chrome_linux_143
chrome_mac_143 chrome_mac_143
chrome_windows_143 chrome_windows_143
edge_linux_143 edge_linux_143
edge_mac_143 edge_mac_143
edge_windows_143 edge_windows_143
firefox_linux_146 firefox_linux_146
firefox_mac_146 firefox_mac_146
firefox_windows_146 firefox_windows_146
safari_mac_26 safari_mac_26

Fingerprint Tools

For more on what are connection fingerprints see our suite of fingerprinting tools available on the Scrapfly Tools page 👉

Summary