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Open-source anti-detect Firefox browser for stealthy AI automation Camoufox is an open-source anti-detect browser layer built for AI agents and automated web browsing. It is based on Firefox and works with existing Playwright code, providing stealth-oriented automation through browser-level fingerprint modification rather than JavaScript injection. Camoufox can spoof navigator properties, screen characteristics, geolocation, timezone, locale, WebRTC IP data, WebGL parameters, fonts, voices, and other browser signals. It is designed to be lightweight, headless-first, memory-efficient, and consistent across fingerprint attributes. The project also includes human-like cursor movement, ad blocking, proxy and GeoIP support, BrowserForge integration, remote server support, and tools for fingerprint injection and leak debugging.

Persistent isolated browsers for scalable AI agent automation Scalebrowser is browser infrastructure for AI agents, providing isolated browser profiles with persistent identities, stored logins, passkeys, cookies, two-factor authentication, captcha handling, and browser automation. Agents can connect through MCP, Python or Node SDKs, REST, or direct CDP while credentials remain encrypted on the user's machine. Each profile preserves its identity across restarts, allowing agents to stay signed in and operate websites repeatedly at scale.

Website quality assurance bot that identifies issues like spelling, errors, and SSL problems. Page Canary is a website quality assurance bot. It intelligently navigates your website and reports issues like spelling, errors, and SSL issues. It uses AI to control a web browser like a real user, offering features such as SSL, console, metrics, links, and spelling checks. It helps identify critical functionality problems on your website, including SSL issues, accessibility, and broken links.