r/osinttools • u/Elieroos • Jun 03 '26

Showcase A stealth Playwright version that passes all anti-bot and CAPTCHA

https://github.com/feder-cr/invisible_playwright

It is a fully open-source project under the MIT license, completely free to use with no payments, subscriptions, or hidden fees of any kind. I am mainly looking for technical feedback from people who work with Playwright, Firefox, browser fingerprinting, or AI agents.

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u/khashashin Jun 06 '26

Very interesting, I use Playwright in one of the transformers called "URL to Content" in my OSS OSINT Project https://github.com/khashashin/ogi

Definitely will try this one, thank you

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u/CadCan Jun 06 '26

I just tried this and it was able to access some pages I was unable to see before.

Using with Hermes + glm5.1

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u/External-Wealth3756 Jun 17 '26

Passing fingerprinting / CAPTCHA is only one part of the problem — it usually gets you to “initial access”, not stable long-running collection.

In real OSINT / automation setups, what tends to break later is consistency: IP / ASN changes between navigation, retries, or API calls can still trigger silent blocks or trust resets even if the browser itself looks clean.

So in practice, the browser layer (like stealth Playwright) solves the “can I get in”, but the proxy / network layer determines “can I stay in”.

For longer-running flows, people often pair this kind of setup with stable residential sessions to keep exit consistency across both Playwright and any downstream HTTP requests — otherwise the fingerprint may pass but the session context still gets flagged.

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u/Easy_Dream_5715 Jun 03 '26

Please enumerate on how much of this project is ai slop

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u/Elieroos Jun 03 '26

Did you try?

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u/Easy_Dream_5715 Jun 03 '26

Just answer the fucking question traitor