Camofox Browser

Camoufox is a Firefox fork that spoofs fingerprints at the C++ level, so navigator.hardwareConcurrency, WebGL renderers, AudioContext and WebRTC are already rewritten before any page script looks at them. camofox-browser wraps that engine in a REST API shaped for agents: pages come back as accessibility snapshots roughly 90 percent smaller than raw HTML, and every clickable element carries a stable ref such as e1 or e2.

Sessions keep separate cookies and storage, Netscape cookie files can be imported, and search macros cover Google, YouTube, Amazon, Reddit and about ten more sites. The browser launches lazily and shuts down when idle, which the project puts at around 40 MB of memory while nothing is running. It ships under MIT and downloads a roughly 300 MB Camoufox binary on first start.