Depends. If the check is only about superficial stuff like User Agent etc then that is easy. But they can fingerprint on all layers (tls, http, web api, js eng

Depends. If the check is only about superficial stuff like User Agent etc then that is easy. But they can fingerprint on all layers (tls, http, web api, js engine). To fake that all requires a lot of effort. Not all can be changed with an extension alone. Welcome to my world of browser emulation. But then again, all depends on what they check :)