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The agent-native stealth browser you can own — fingerprint-coherent Firefox engine + Rust MCP runtime. Self-hosted, open source, engine-level anti-detect.

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autokeren/ghostfox

Added 21 Sept 2026

#ai-agents#anti-bot#anti-detect#browser-automation#browser-use#firefox#llm-tools#mcp
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Overview

Ghostfox is an open source stealth browser for agent automation. It uses a Firefox engine with coherent fingerprinting and a Rust-based MCP runtime. It is self-hostable and designed to be owned and controlled by the user.

Best for

Best for
Developers building stealth-focused AI agents on self-hosted infrastructure.

Use cases

  • Run browser automation agents with consistent fingerprints
  • Self-host an anti-detect browser environment
  • Build agent-native workflows using MCP

How to use

Tools exposed

  • Self-hosted
  • MCP-native

Clients listed in this record (not verified here)

Claude Code, Cursor

Notes

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-21. Licensed MIT.

Pros

  • Open source and self-hostable
  • Engine-level anti-detect with fingerprint coherence
  • Dual-language codebase using C++ and Rust

Cons

  • Zero stars indicates early-stage adoption risk
  • Limited community or documentation
  • Niche positioning may require advanced setup
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