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browserscan.net detects Incognito mode, WebGL exceptions and Incorrect RAM information in Wayfern #263
Description
What happened?
When testing on https://www.browserscan.net/, DonutBrowser (Wayfern Chromium engine) triggers three clear detections that significantly weaken its anti-fingerprinting / anti-detect capabilities:
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Incognito mode
You have Incognito mode turned on, which could be interpreted as an attempt to impersonate a completely new identity, especially in use cases where using promotional coupons, redeeming bonuses or voting should be limited to once per user.
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WebGL exceptions
The scanner explicitly reports WebGL exceptions.
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Incorrect RAM information
Your RAM information is incorrect. You appear to be hiding the actual hardware information.
Steps to reproduce
- Launch the latest version of DonutBrowser.
- Create a new clean profile using the Wayfern (Chromium) engine.
- Open https://www.browserscan.net/
- Scroll to the Incognito, WebGL and Hardware / RAM sections.
Expected Behavior
As an anti-detect browser, Wayfern should:
- Completely hide or properly spoof Incognito mode (make it indistinguishable from a normal window);
- Prevent any WebGL exceptions;
- Spoof realistic RAM information so the scanner cannot detect hardware masking.
Currently all three key anti-detect mechanisms are being bypassed by one popular fingerprinting scanner. This is critical for users relying on DonutBrowser to bypass advanced fingerprinting and anti-fraud systems.
Operating System
Windows
Donut Browser version
v0.19.0 (2026-04-04)
Which browser is affected?
Wayfern
Error logs or screenshots
