fury-antidetect-browser
A free, open-source anti-detect browser built as its own Chromium fork that spoofs its fingerprint in C++ rather than through injected JavaScript, with per-profile personas, proxies and an optional self-hosted team server.
fury-antidetect-browser is a free, open-source anti-detect browser built as its own Chromium fork. It works standalone with no server, or can connect to a self-hostable team server for shared access across a team, with no per-seat or per-profile pricing and no telemetry.
Fingerprint spoofing is implemented inside the Chromium engine in C++ rather than by injecting JavaScript into pages, and each browser profile carries its own persona and proxy configuration. The project is under active development: the core builds and spoofs the fingerprint, an agent launches profiles, and both a server and a desktop shell exist, with builds published for macOS and Windows and macOS builds signed and notarised.
It is written in Rust, uses Tauri for its desktop shell, and is released under the AGPL-3.0 license.