Show HN: Clark-Browser – Stealth Chromium
Clark-Browser is a stealth version of Chromium designed for browser automation. It incorporates anti-fingerprinting measures at the C++ source level, making it indistinguishable from a standard Chrome installation. The project is open-source and allows users to build from source or use prebuilt binaries for specific platforms.
- ▪Clark-Browser is a fork of ungoogled-chromium with enhanced stealth features.
- ▪The browser's anti-fingerprinting capabilities are integrated at the binary level, not through JavaScript or configuration patches.
- ▪It is available as a prebuilt binary for Linux and macOS, while other platforms require a source build.
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clark-browser by Clark — MIT licensed Stealth Chromium for browser automation. Anti-fingerprinting compiled into the binary at the C++ source level — not a JavaScript injection, not a config patch. What this is A fork of ungoogled-chromium 148.0.7778.96 with a patch series that makes the binary indistinguishable from a real Chrome install across the JS-visible fingerprint surface (navigator properties, WebGL GPU strings, screen dimensions, plugins, timezones, etc.). The patched binary is MIT-licensed — this is an open-source project, not a commercial-licensed stealth browser like CloakBrowser or Multilogin. Build it from source yourself, or use the prebuilt binaries from GitHub Releases.
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