camofox-browser

Why we included this project

Most headless browsers get fingerprinted the moment they hit a site behind Cloudflare, which is a real problem for AI agents that need to browse the live web. This project wraps Camoufox, a Firefox fork with anti-fingerprinting patched in at the C++ level, behind a REST API designed for agent workflows. Instead of feeding raw HTML to a model, it returns accessibility snapshots about 90 percent smaller than the raw markup, along with stable element references like e1 and e2 that make clicking reliable across page loads. The lazy browser launch and idle shutdown keep memory near 40MB when nothing is running, which adds up when you are driving many agents at once. If your scraper or research agent keeps losing to bot detection, this is a practical stop before stacking another stealth shim onto Puppeteer.