Antidetect browsers are specialized tools designed to enhance online anonymity and security by frequently changing browser fingerprints and IP addresses, thereby preventing websites from tracking users' online activities. These browsers are particularly useful for accessing georestricted content, managing multiple social media accounts, and conducting product testing without detection. The article compares various antidetect browsers, such as GoLogin, MuLogin, GeeLark, Kameleo, MoreLogin, AdsPower, Multilogin, Octo Browser, Incogniton, and Dolphin{Anty}, highlighting their unique features, pricing, and suitability for different use cases. While many browsers share core functionalities like profile isolation, proxy integration, and automation tool compatibility, they differ in aspects such as enterprise readiness, user interface, and specific capabilities like mobile emulation or ad account management. The article emphasizes the importance of using proxies, like those provided by Bright Data, to maximize the effectiveness of antidetect browsers by offering proxy rotation and global IP access.