anatolykoptev/go-browser

The 'go-browser' project is currently a nascent personal experiment with minimal traction (1 star, 0 forks) and no evidence of a novel approach to the highly complex problem of browser fingerprinting. The anti-detection space is dominated by mature, well-funded players like Multilogin, Dolphin{Anty}, and Browserless, as well as established open-source tools like 'puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth'. Furthermore, frontier labs are aggressively entering the 'browser-use' space (e.g., Anthropic's 'Computer Use' and OpenAI's 'Operator'), which will likely include native, high-tier stealth capabilities or direct partnerships with browser vendors to facilitate agentic actions, making third-party stealth wrappers increasingly redundant. The project's low velocity and age (39 days) suggest it is a proof-of-concept rather than a production-ready infrastructure component. There is no moat here; the logic for masking CDP headers is a commodity known to the web-scraping community.