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As mentioned, browser-use doesn't seem "out of this world" hard to fingerprint since all instances would be using the exact same settings.
by diggan 2y ago
As mentioned, browser-use doesn't seem "out of this world" hard to fingerprint since all instances would be using the exact same settings.
- ZeroTalent 2y agoBrowser-use just switched to patchright https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright which is an “undetectable” version of Playwright and can rotate/randomize fingerprints. Another extension uses residential proxies and pulls real fingerprints of real people.
- ATechGuy 2y agoSorry if I'm missing something, but why can't Anubis not detect/block such AI agents? Is it because they use headful browsers?
- ZeroTalent 2y agoYes, they are doing the Proof of Work. If need be, we will completely emulate human-like mouse movements. These are essentially clients no different from real users. But the thing is, the more they push for this, the less accessible websites will get, so there has to be another solution. Not everyone uses a mouse. Source: I work in the industry.