Fingerprint quality and stability are the main reasons I use Afina. It was the first antidetect browser I tried that fully supported UDP proxies, which matters a lot for my automation setup. I also appreciate the local encryption of profiles and keys, since I want control over that data. The interface is clean and responsive, and the scripting and integration options give me plenty of room to build out my workflows. Compared with the other browsers I've used, Afina's automation features fit my work better. I haven't used the AI features myself yet, but I know you can connect AI tools to Afina through MCP or connect your own AI provider and use different models in the built-in chat. Those options are there if I need them later. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Some of the advanced features take time to learn, especially if you're new to automation. There are quite a few settings to explore before you feel comfortable with everything. Basic antidetect use is straightforward, though, so you can start with the essentials and learn the more advanced tools as you need them. For me, that learning curve has been manageable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.