Camofox Browser

When standard browser automation gets blocked by Cloudflare or bot detection, this is what you reach for. It's a wrapper around Camoufox, a Firefox fork with C++ level fingerprint spoofing that actually works against sites like Twitter and Amazon. The workflow is simple: open a URL, snapshot to get element refs like @e1 and @e2, then click and type using those refs. First run downloads about 300MB. The real value is in what it evades: canvas fingerprinting, WebGL tracking, and the usual JavaScript bot checks. It's slower than Playwright but that's the point. When agent-browser returns a captcha wall, switch to this.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add yelban/camofox-browser-skills --skill camofox-browser --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Camofox Browser - Anti-Detection Browser Automation

Stealth browser automation via Camoufox (Firefox fork). C++ level fingerprint spoofing — undetectable by JavaScript-based bot checks. REST API wrapper using curl.

Installation

First use automatically downloads and installs the Camoufox browser (~300MB, one-time). No manual setup required — just run any camofox command.

Quick Start

camofox open https://example.com          # Open URL (auto-starts server)
camofox snapshot                          # Get page elements with @refs
camofox click @e1                         # Click element
camofox type @e2 "hello"                  # Type text
camofox screenshot                        # Take screenshot
camofox close                             # Close tab

Core Workflow

Navigate: camofox open <url> — opens tab and navigates
Snapshot: camofox snapshot — returns accessibility tree with @e1, @e2 refs
Interact: Use refs to click, type, select
Re-snapshot: After navigation or DOM changes, get fresh refs
Repeat: Server stays running between commands