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antibrow anti-detect-browser-skills

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antibrow · publisher2 repository starsFreegithub.com/antibrow/anti-detect-browser-skills
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The skill teaches Claude to drive Chromium through standard Playwright calls while a real-device fingerprint is applied in the kernel, one persistent isolated profile holds the cookies, storage, and fingerprint binding for each identity, and a per-profile proxy sets the timezone and WebRTC values to match its own exit IP. It covers both the JavaScript package (anti-detect-browser on npm) and the Python one (antibrow on PyPI), along with the product's REST API, an MCP server mode, and a dashboard with live headless-browser streaming.

The use cases named in the skill's own description sit on both sides of a line: regional ad and price checking, and testing how your own bot detection scores a real device, next to running several of your own accounts from one machine and staying unlinked between them ("防关联" appears directly in the trigger text). Whichever one you're doing, the product's purpose is the same — make repeated automated sessions look like different real devices — and that capability doesn't distinguish between the legitimate and the account-multiplying use.

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What's actually in the repository. antibrow/anti-detect-browser-skills holds exactly one skill file; there is no modularity to describe. A second skill registered under this repository has since gone dead in a liveness check, and nothing in the material we read says what it was.

What it costs to start. The one live skill needs an antibrow account and API key — every path through this package runs through the maintainer's own hosted product at antibrow.com, not a local-only or free tier.

2Stars on the GitHub repository, at last check.