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dsh-antibrow

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that gives an agent a persistent browser identity: a Chromium fork with engine-level fingerprint spoofing, saved profiles and logins between runs, Android device emulation, and residential proxy egress.

dsh-antibrow

dsh-antibrow is a plugin for the DeepSeek Harness that gives an agent a browser with a persistent identity, instead of a fresh Chromium on every run. It is built on AntiBrow, a Chromium fork that configures its fingerprint at the engine level and is driven through the standard Playwright API.

Profiles keep their cookies, logins and open tabs between sessions, and creating one is free and unlimited, so each account or persona can run in its own isolated browser. The plugin exposes 16 tools covering sessions, profiles, proxies, page control and a live view, and can turn a profile into an emulated Android device, with touch points, mobile client hints and a phone viewport, from the same API.

Syncing profiles across machines and routing traffic through managed residential proxies are paid features; the profiles themselves are always free.

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