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See how we perform in the hardest stealth benchmark.
Stealth benchmark bar chart: Browser Use 81%, Anchor 77%, Onkernel 67%, Browserless 54%, Headful 49%, Steel 47%, Browserbase 42%, Hyperbrowser 40%, Headless 2%

Stealth benchmark — success rate on high-security sites, Browser Use vs other cloud browsers

Browser Use Cloud lands 81% — ahead of every other cloud browser, and far above a plain headless browser (2%). We get there by forking Chromium rather than patching detection signals with stealth plugins, so the signals never appear in the first place. Here’s why that approach holds up as anti-bot systems tighten.

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What’s included

Every cloud browser session runs in a hardened Chromium fork with stealth enabled by default — no configuration needed. Create a browser session and it is already on.
  • Anti-detect browser fingerprinting — Canvas, WebGL, fonts, navigator, and other browser fingerprints are randomized per session to appear as a real user. Passes CreepJS, BrowserLeaks, and other fingerprint detectors.
  • Ad and cookie banner blocking — Banners are dismissed automatically so the agent sees clean pages and executes faster.
  • Cloudflare / anti-bot bypass — Works on sites protected by Cloudflare, PerimeterX, and other bot detection services.
Stealth keeps most challenges from ever appearing. When one does, it is solved automatically — see CAPTCHA solving for per-vendor success rates.

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Residential proxies

Residential proxies are enabled by default across 195+ countries. This makes browser sessions appear as real users from the target geography. See Proxies for details on geo-targeting and custom proxy configuration.

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Further reading