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BasaltLabs is a desktop anti-detect browser built for anyone who needs to run and manage multiple isolated online identities — affiliate and performance marketers, e-commerce sellers, social media agencies, QA/QE engineers, web scraping teams, and ad verification specialists. Each browser profile in BasaltLabs is a fully separated environment with its own fingerprint, its own proxy, and its own encrypted local storage, so accounts, sessions, and browsing activity never leak or cross-link between profiles. FINGERPRINT SPOOFING AT THE ENGINE LEVEL Unlike tools that patch fingerprint values with JavaScript injected into the page, BasaltLabs performs spoofing inside a patched Chromium fork at the C++ engine level. This means navigator properties, canvas rendering, WebGL output, audio context fingerprints, installed fonts, WebRTC IP leakage, User-Agent Client Hints, WebGPU signals, media device lists, device pixel ratio, and client rects all report consistent.

CloakBrowser is a stealth Chromium browser for developers and automation teams using Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, or CDP. It is built for public web data, QA, monitoring, scraping, and AI-agent workflows where standard Chromium setups become fragile. CloakBrowser keeps the familiar automation experience. Teams can migrate existing Playwright or Puppeteer workflows with minimal code changes, while .NET and Selenium/CDP are also supported. Run it locally or self-hosted on Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker, and VPS infrastructure. The custom Chromium build handles browser behavior at the source level. CloakBrowser supports persistent profiles, reproducible browser identities, proxy-aware configuration, human-like interaction timing, Docker deployment, and CDP server mode. The wrapper is MIT-licensed; the custom Chromium build is distributed separately under a proprietary license. Proxies and CAPTCHA solving are not included.