Replaced em-dashes (—) with commas, colons, or periods depending on
context. Kept all emoji (✅/❌/⚠️) in the comparison table since
those are scannable scoring cues, not stylistic.
Net cleanup: 6 em-dashes removed from tagline, hero alt-text,
"Why it's powerful" paragraph, and the comparison intro.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The two trailing paragraphs (testing disclaimer and the
"if you need Firefox + active maintenance" wrap-up) restated what
the table already showed. The table is the comparison; let it stand
on its own and jump straight to Install.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous wording lumped CloakBrowser in with Camoufox as
"open-source peers." That was wrong: CloakBrowser publishes a Chromium
binary plus a wrapper, but the C++ source patches that produce the
binary are not in the repo. From a user's standpoint that's the same
trust profile as a closed-source commercial fork.
Comparison table updated to reflect this: Open source column now
distinguishes Camoufox (MPL, full source) and ours (MIT, full source
in invisible_firefox) from CloakBrowser (binary only) and the four
SaaS competitors (closed).
Intro paragraph rewritten to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The hero GIF already shows each detector with its verdict in-frame
(reCAPTCHA 0.90, CreepJS 0 lies, FingerprintJS Pro not detected,
WebRTC no leak, sannysoft all green). Repeating the same five points
as a bullet list immediately below the visual was duplication that
pushed the comparison table and install snippet further down.
Above the fold is now: tagline, hero GIF, then straight into Why
it's powerful.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The hero GIF above the fold already lists each detector with its
verdict in-frame. The Results section was repeating the same five
items in prose right after the visual, which is the kind of
above-the-fold padding that pushes the install snippet further down
without adding signal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hero is a 5-frame slideshow (12.5s loop, 356KB, 1200x675) cycling
through the five detection-test screenshots with a green-check
caption per frame. Branded with the project name top-left and a
github URL top-right so it works when embedded in tweets or blogs
without context.
Sits immediately after the tagline so the first thing a visitor sees
above the fold is moving visual proof, before any text. Industry
research on top-performing OSS READMEs in 2026 consistently puts
GIF/video first as the single biggest conversion lever for star intent.
Also collapsed the five expanded Results subsections down to a single
section: the GIF already shows each tester live, so the prose now
gives one short bullet per detector plus links to the original
full-resolution screenshots for anyone who wants to inspect them.
Net effect: roughly 200 lines of vertical scroll removed above the
fold, hero visual added, deep-link to per-tester screenshot
preserved.
No new test surface. No behavior change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three changes aimed at making the project's value legible in 5 seconds
for someone landing from a Trending list or HN thread:
- New tagline + quantified bullet hook at top. Concrete numbers
(0.90 reCAPTCHA, 0 CreepJS lies, 5/5 detection suites passed) up
front instead of generic "passes the hardest detectors" wording.
- Comparison table rewritten. The commercial-stack columns (Multilogin,
GoLogin, AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, Kameleo) were noise for the OSS
audience we want to reach. Replaced with the two relevant
source-level peers: Camoufox (Firefox, currently in a long
maintenance gap) and CloakBrowser (Chromium, fresh, but capped at
the Chromium reCAPTCHA ceiling).
- "Why it's powerful" opens with explicit positioning vs the two
peers, plus the reCAPTCHA v3 score that's the most defensible
numeric claim.
No code change. Repo homepage URL set separately via API to deep-link
the "Why it's powerful" section so visitors from external links land
on the value pitch rather than the badges row.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The per-asset shields.io endpoint rendered the asset filename next to
the count ('1 [launch.txt]'). Switching to the per-tag total endpoint
renders as just the integer.
Pulls the github download_count of the companion repo's usage-counter
asset. Click-through lands on the invisible_firefox release where the
full disclosure of what the counter measures lives.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The companion Firefox source-fork repo was renamed today from
feder-cr/invisible-firefox to feder-cr/invisible_firefox so the two
canonical project repos share the same underscore naming
(invisible_playwright + invisible_firefox).
GitHub redirects clones of the old URL transparently, so anyone with
an existing clone keeps working without changes. New clones go
through the underscore URL directly.
This commit updates all in-repo references (README, CHANGELOG,
CONTRIBUTING, SECURITY, ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml) to the new name.
No code, no version bump, no behavior change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two-part cleanup:
- CHANGELOG.md #18 entry: rewrite the symptom description without
naming the specific third-party site that originally reported it.
The technical root cause and fix are unchanged.
- README.md: remove the entire "Known issues" section. Its only entry
was the headless=True alt-desktop crash from #18, which was fully
fixed in 0.1.7 / firefox-7. Leaving the workaround instructions in
the README would have misled users into adopting them
unnecessarily. New issues can be added back as they're found; the
default state is "no known issues".
Pre-push: 402 unit + integration tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two-part fix for the wrapper-repo issue #18 (tab crash on id.sky.com
and similar sites with cross-process navigation):
Part 1 (this commit, wrapper-side):
- _WIN_VIRT_DESKTOP_WORKAROUNDS adds security.sandbox.content.level=4.
When the Chromium sandbox runs at content level >4 (default 6) it sets
STARTUPINFO.lpDesktop=kAlternateWinstation for the content process,
putting it on a different desktop than the browser process. Combined
with our hidden alt-desktop (CreateDesktop) for headless windows
hiding, that means cross-process navigations (Adobe AppMeasurement
triggers a new origin -> new content process) can't reparent windows
across desktops; the new content process exits cleanly and Playwright
fires page.on('crash'). Lowering content sandbox to 4 keeps content
processes on the parent's desktop. Level 4 still blocks file/registry/
network access; only the alt-winstation isolation is dropped, which
is what the desktop bug requires.
- README.md adds a Known Issues section pointing at issue #18 with
the workaround (headless=False or Linux+Xvfb) for users on wrapper
versions before firefox-7.
Part 2 (separate commit in invisible-firefox@2e17b4871f93):
- CanvasRenderingContext2D::GetImageDataArray moved the stealth pixel
noise from rawData.mData (read-only DataSourceSurface::Map) to the
JS Uint8ClampedArray's backing buffer. The original write to a
read-only mapped surface segfaulted on GPU-backed canvases during
browser.close() teardown.
Verified end-to-end with InvisiblePlaywright headless=True + Evomi UK
proxy on id.sky.com: page survives, no crash in loop, no crash at
teardown.
Reporter: @gamefireat123-eng.
The companion C++ patches repo at feder-cr/firefox-stealth was deleted
2026-05-19 and the source-of-truth fork was renamed from feder-cr/firefox
to feder-cr/invisible-firefox. The branch stealth/150 on the renamed
fork is now the single source of truth for all C++ patches.
GitHub's auto-redirect is in effect for the old URLs but is not a
forever guarantee, so update all references now.
Updated:
README.md × 2 hyperlinks (intro paragraph + license section)
CONTRIBUTING.md × 3 references (quick links, scope, bug reports)
SECURITY.md × 1 reference (out-of-scope vulnerabilities)
invisible-playwright: a patched Firefox 150.0.1 for browser-fingerprint
stealth, shipped as a Playwright-compatible Python wrapper.
* Sync + async InvisiblePlaywright launcher (firefox_user_prefs, virtual
desktop on Windows, SOCKS5 auth via patched nsProtocolProxyService)
* fpforge: Bayesian fingerprint sampler over GPU / audio / fonts /
screen / ~400 other navigator fields
* WebRTC stealth: srflx address swap, synthetic srflx fallback,
private-LAN host candidates. No real public IP leak via STUN.
* GPU sandbox fix for FF150 alt-desktop regression
* Bezier-curve mouse motion baked into Juggler
Targets Windows x86_64 + Linux x86_64. Binary fetched on first run from
GitHub Release "firefox-1".
