Great product
Been using since April. Got Pro plan recently good product, team really solved the stealth problem.
Can recommend for anyone working on web automations and scrapping.
20 July 2026
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CloakBrowser is a stealth Chromium browser for Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium/CDP and AI-agent automation. It is built as a drop-in replacement for the tools engineering teams already use: same familiar automation patterns, minimal code changes, and in many cases just a small import swap. Unlike JS-level stealth plugins that patch browser behavior from the outside, CloakBrowser is based on source-level Chromium changes. This gives automation workflows a more genuine and consistent browser fingerprint, while keeping the developer experience close to standard Playwright and Puppeteer. CloakBrowser is built for scraping engineers, data teams, QA automation teams, monitoring workflows and AI agent builders who need browser sessions that behave more like real Chromium sessions under automation. Teams can use it for public web data collection, testing, website monitoring, browser-based workflows and agent-driven tasks where standard headless Chromium setups often become fragile. The wrapper is MIT-licensed, while the Chromium build is distributed separately. CloakBrowser focuses on practical integration, reliable automation and a cleaner path from prototype scripts to production browser workflows.
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