Antibot Control

Manage security rules for all your Redirect Links, Short Links and Download Scripts. Changes apply instantly.

Overview

The Antibot Control panel is the central hub for managing all antibot settings across your links. It is organized into three tabs:

IP & Networks

Block or whitelist individual IPs and entire ASN networks.

Countries

Block or allow traffic from specific countries.

Detection Engine

Toggle bot detection, headless browser blocking, and fine-tune the score threshold.

IP & Networks

Blocked IPs

Enter comma-separated IP addresses to block. Blocked IPs are immediately denied access to all your links.

192.168.1.100, 10.0.0.50, 2001:db8::1

Whitelisted IPs

Enter comma-separated IPs that bypass ALL antibot checks. Whitelisted visitors pass through regardless of bot detection results, country rules, or ASN blocks.

Uses the same validation as blocked IPs. Useful for your own testing IPs, trusted partners, or monitoring services.

Be careful with whitelisting — whitelisted IPs completely bypass all antibot protection.

Blocked ASNs (Autonomous System Numbers)

Block entire networks by their ASN number. An ASN represents an entire network provider such as a hosting company, VPN provider, or data center.

AS15169, AS13335, 16509

Countries

Blocked Countries

Select countries from a list of 130+ countries to block. Uses a multi-select dropdown with search filter and country flag icons.

Allowed Countries Only

Whitelist mode — ONLY visitors from the listed countries can access your links. All other countries are blocked. When active, an "Whitelist active" alert is displayed.

Blocked Countries

Block specific countries, allow everyone else. Use when you want to deny a few known bad regions.

Allowed Countries Only

Whitelist mode. Only visitors from selected countries can access. Use when you target specific regions.

The allowed countries list is independent from the blocked countries list. Both can be configured separately.

Detection Engine

Bot Detection

Master switch for the fingerprint detection engine. When disabled, only IP, ASN, and country rules apply — all fingerprint-based detection is bypassed.

Block Headless Browsers

Toggle to block automated browsers including Puppeteer, Selenium, Playwright, and PhantomJS. Uses fingerprint analysis to detect headless browser characteristics.

Detection Sensitivity (Score Threshold)

A range slider from 10 (strict) to 100 (lenient) that controls how aggressively visitors are classified as bots. Each visitor receives a bot score from 0 to 100:

Threshold hints displayed in the UI:

Threshold Range Label Behavior
35 or below Aggressive More aggressive blocking — may block some real users
36 – 65 Balanced Good middle ground for most use cases
66 or above Lenient More lenient — some bots may pass through
The default threshold of 66 (Lenient) works well for most use cases. Lower the value only if you are experiencing significant bot traffic.

Default Settings

Setting Default
Bot Detection Enabled
Block Headless Enabled
Score Threshold 66
Blocked IPs None
Whitelisted IPs None
Blocked ASNs None
Blocked Countries None
Allowed Countries None
Default settings work well for most use cases. Only adjust if you have specific requirements.