| name | stealth-extension |
| description | Manifest V3 Chrome extension that patches browser fingerprint vectors at document_start for WAF bypass |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | Dustin Chadwick (@ShaggyD) |
| license | MIT |
| tags | ["chrome","extension","stealth","fingerprint","waf-bypass","manifest-v3"] |
Stealth Extension
A Chrome extension that makes headless Chrome look like a real browser. Patches fingerprint signals at document_start, before any page scripts can detect them.
Problem
Most stealth approaches run too late. By the time your content script or flag kicks in, the page has already sampled navigator.webdriver, checked plugin count, probed the languages array, and queried the Permissions API. Once those signals are read, you've already lost.
Built
A Manifest V3 extension with a single content script (stealth.js) that executes at document_start, before any page script or inline JS runs. It patches:
- navigator.webdriver - Set to
undefined (removes the automation flag)
- navigator.plugins - Populated with realistic plugin entries
- navigator.languages - Set to
['en-US', 'en']
- Permissions API - Returns realistic permission states
- Chrome runtime - Hides extension IDs and runtime signals
Outcome
By the time the page loads, your browser fingerprint is indistinguishable from a real Chrome installation. WAFs like Cloudflare, LinkedIn, and Indeed see a normal user session and let traffic through.
Installation
- Open Chrome and go to
chrome://extensions
- Enable Developer mode (toggle in top-right)
- Click Load unpacked
- Select the
extensions/stealth-extension/ directory
- Verify the extension shows up in the toolbar
No config needed. The extension runs automatically on all pages.
Usage with agent-browser
agent-browser --args "--disable-blink-features=AutomationControlled,--load-extension=/path/to/stealth-extension" open https://example.com
Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|
manifest.json | Extension manifest (Manifest V3, host permissions) |
stealth.js | Patches browser fingerprint vectors at document_start |
See Also