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Why neoprint?

Comparison with alternatives

FeatureTypical open-sourceneoprint
Signal count~10-1520 built-in
Multiple ID strategiesNo (single hash)4 IDs: full, stable, weighted, cross-browser
Cross-browser identificationNoSame ID across Chrome, Firefox, Safari
Anti-detect browser detectionNoMultilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty, ...
Fingerprint lifecycleNoDrift prediction, auto-linking, decay rate
Confidence scoringNoPer-collector stability + overall score
Spoofing detectionNoCross-signal inconsistency analysis
Bot detectionNo30+ automation signals
Noise detectionNoCanvas/audio noise injection detection
Incognito resistanceNo (different hash)Same hash in normal and incognito
Protocol-awareNo (HTTP != HTTPS)Auto-excludes HTTPS-only APIs on HTTP
Server-side validationNoChecksums + environment hints
Behavioral biometricsNoTyping, mouse, scroll, touch
Environment profilingBasic UA parsingOS/browser/VM/privacy tool detection
Fuzzy comparisonNoTolerates minor browser updates
Session linkingNoMulti-storage persistence with fallbacks
Plugin systemNoCustom collectors with full API
Privacy modeNoGDPR-friendly subset of signals
Modular / tree-shakeableRarelyYes — import only what you need

Common complaints we solve

"Same fingerprint on different devices"

Corporate/school environments with identical hardware produce identical hashes. Neoprint's weighted ID prioritizes high-entropy signals, reducing collisions.

"Different fingerprint after browser update"

A single signal change produces a completely new hash. Neoprint's stable ID uses only update-resistant signals (math, GPU, fonts).

"Different fingerprint in incognito"

Storage quotas and permissions change in private browsing. Neoprint's incognito-resistant mode excludes volatile signals.

"HTTP and HTTPS give different results"

Some APIs require secure context. Neoprint automatically filters collectors by protocol.

"No way to detect spoofing"

Anti-detect browsers spoof individual signals but create inconsistencies. Neoprint cross-references signals to detect tampering.

"I lose users after browser updates"

Neoprint's lifecycle module auto-links old and new fingerprints with a probability score.

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