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Develop a program based on Chromium for Windows and Mac, which will in some sense play the role of a light anti-detection browser for folding with services. The main idea is to create something like a light anti-detection tool, through which access can be shared and the service owner (for example, Canva) would not realize it. Because everyone is essentially using the same PC. Therefore, we need the program to log in with a username and password and provide access to a specific service with a certain proxy and user agent set. Now I will explain step by step what needs to work and how the process from purchase to using the folding itself should happen in the program. 1. A person buys a service from us (for example, Canva). 2. We provide them with a login and password (not from Canva, but from our application). 3. After we have generated a login and password for the person, most likely through some admin panel, we need to add services for them to use on their account. In this case, it's Canva. But there's a catch. We need to add proxies and user agents to the "profile" section to make Canva think it's the same person using the account, not different devices and locations. 4. Now the person downloads our application, enters the login and password we provided, and in front of them on the page, it says "Canva and a button 'Launch'". I have attached a reference. It was inspired by the anti-detection Dolphin Anti. Ours will be much simpler. 5. After the person clicks on Launch, a Chromium window opens with the user agent and proxy already set up, as needed. 6. The person goes to the Canva website and automatically enters the Canva account. Most likely, this will be done through a simple auto-login script with the pre-installed login and password as an extension. Points to consider: 1) Sometimes a person may purchase a service, so we need to add it directly to their account. But it should be a separate "Profile" (for example, there is a Canva profile, and this will be a Soup profile). Each profile has its own proxy and user agent, which is why we need to do this in a light anti-detection tool style. 2) After a person has purchased access and we have provided it to their account, we need to somehow remove it after their subscription ends. I think this can be done with a timer. For example, giving exactly 30 days. And after that period, the profile disappears. Or the "Launch" button stops appearing. What I mean by "Profile"? Profile is essentially a place where all the basic data about this profile is listed, strange as it may sound. So the profile should have its own separate user agent, its own proxy, exactly what we need, and an auto-login script to the account. Or for now, without it. That's it. And for the person, it's just a "Launch" button, and the login is done for them in the service they paid for (in our case, Canva). Technically, for Canva, it's a separate device. Not the original one the person is currently using. All this is necessary for Canva to think that there is only one person on the account when in fact there are several. The design of the program is extremely simple, essentially just one button. No need to design or code anything complex in it. Below, I have added a version of how the application could look for the user. Reference from the Dolphin Anti-detection. So all that is needed is the name and a launch button. I hope I have explained it clearly. If not, please write, and we can discuss it further.

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Maksim Ivantsiv

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Good day
Do you need your own anti-detect browser?
I have worked a lot with different anti-detects: Dolphy Anty, Octo, Power Ads, etc.
I am ready to develop a custom solution for you.
The price for such work will be approximately $7000.

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17 May 2024, 21:58

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