Hosted stealth browser for LLM agents with sticky residentia
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I got tired of my LLM agents dying on Cloudflare.
So I built a hosted browser session that actually survives:
• Source-patched Chromium (CloakBrowser)
• Sticky residential IP per run
• Human-like Bézier mouse paths + typing
• Stable accessibility-tree snapshots with @eN refs
• Optional live noVNC viewer + Cloudflare R2 profile persistence
Open-source CLI, zero-config with just an Apify token.
Passes full Sannysoft + rebrowser CDP leak suites (7/7).
- Sticky residential IP (no mid-session rotation)
- Human-like mouse & typing
- Accessibility tree with stable @eN selectors
- Live noVNC viewer
- Cloudflare R2 persistent profiles
- Open-source CLI client
- 7/7 bot-detection pass
- LLM / AI agents that need to browse protected sites
- Multi-step browser workflows that normally get blocked
- Agents that require login persistence across runs
- Developers who want a stealth browser without managing proxies & fingerprints themselves
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Hosted Chromium with a sticky residential IP per run and human-like mouse paths is a solid base for LLM agents that need to look less automated. If model bills start adding up behind agent workloads, pzero.studio is where we buy leftover capacity.
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Interesting idea, especially for longer browser workflows. How well does the sticky session hold up over time? For example, if an agent needs to return to the same logged-in site several hours later?
Stealth browser automation is crucial for modern agentic workflows, especially with Cloudflare Turnstile and fingerprinting checks becoming standard. How does this agent handle canvas and WebGL fingerprint spoofing under high-concurrency tasks? Great concept and execution!