The problem
Most scrapers hit rate limits, IP bans, and CAPTCHA walls within minutes. The root cause isn't request volume — it's that every session shares the same browser fingerprint and canvas signature, making bots trivially detectable at the TLS and JavaScript layer.
How it works
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Create isolated profiles
Each scraping job gets its own fingerprint profile with unique canvas, WebGL, audio, and font signatures. No two sessions share any identity signal.
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Bind a proxy per profile
Attach a residential or datacenter IP at the profile level. Traffic exits from the region your target expects, matching language, currency, and geo signals.
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Block ads and trackers
uBlock Origin ships pre-installed. Tracker calls and ad payloads are stripped before they execute, cutting page weight and reducing the surface area for fingerprinting scripts.
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Connect your scraper
Point Playwright, Puppeteer, or a Claude agent at the CDP endpoint. Your code does the extraction; Clawbrowser manages the identity layer end-to-end.
Why it works well with Clawbrowser
Fewer CAPTCHA interruptions
Consistent, realistic browser signals lower bot-detection trigger rates across Cloudflare, Datadome, and PerimeterX.
Lower proxy spend
Adblockers remove megabytes of tracking payload per page, cutting billable bandwidth on residential proxies.
Parallel sessions without bleed
Dozens of isolated profiles run simultaneously. Cookies, storage, and fingerprint state never cross profile boundaries.
Ready to start?
Give your agent a browser
Clawbrowser handles fingerprints, proxies, and session isolation. Your agent focuses on the task.
Works with Playwright, Puppeteer, Claude Code, and any CDP-compatible tool