capiumbrowser 1.1.8 → 1.2.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -35,10 +35,10 @@ Not a patched config. Not a JavaScript injection. A real Chromium binary whose f
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  > Using Python? The same browser ships as a [PyPI package](https://pypi.org/project/capiumbrowser/) with the same options.
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  - **Source-level C++ stealth** — User-Agent & UA-CH, WebGL/GPU, canvas, audio, screen, hardware, fonts, voices, WebRTC, `navigator.webdriver`, DevTools, pointer, client-rects — all rewritten **in the browser's own source**, below the JavaScript layer.
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- - **Coherent per-seed identities** — one integer **seed** derives a complete, self-consistent device (OS, GPU, cores, memory, screen, fonts, UA). Same seed ⇒ same machine, on any host, every run.
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+ - **Repeatable per-seed identities** — one integer **seed** selects OS, GPU, cores, memory, screen, fonts and UA settings. Rendering still depends on the host; the same seed does not reproduce the same physical device across hosts.
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  - **`humanize: true`** — attaches `page.humanMove` / `humanClick` / `humanType` / `humanScroll`: curved, human-timed mouse, keyboard, and scroll input.
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  - **`geoip: true`** — the binary resolves its own exit IP through your proxy and pins timezone, WebRTC IP, geolocation, and `navigator.languages` to match. The clock, locale, and IP all tell one story.
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- - **Plain drivers over CDP** — no patched driver, no init-script signature, no `Object.defineProperty` shim to detect. Update the engine with `npm i -U playwright-core` (or `puppeteer-core`).
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+ - **Plain drivers over CDP** — no patched driver or fingerprint `Object.defineProperty` shim. Update the driver with `npm i -U playwright-core` (or `puppeteer-core`); select the Capium browser binary separately.
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  - **Always the latest binary** — one license key fetches the newest checksum-verified build for your platform and reuses it thereafter.
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  - **Free tier — 1 concurrent session.** Paid tiers raise the concurrent-session cap. [Start free →](https://capiumbrowser.com)
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  - [Install](#install) · [Why Capium](#why-capium) · [Licensing & tiers](#licensing)
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  - [What a persona reads](#what-a-persona-reads) · [How it works](#how-it-works)
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  - [API](#api) · [Options](#options) · [Personas & seeds](#personas--seeds) · [Fingerprint switches](#fingerprint-switches)
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+ - [Browser and mobile profiles](#browser-and-mobile-profiles)
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  - [Human behavior](#human-behavior) · [Proxies & geo](#proxies--geo) · [Fonts](#fonts)
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  - [Framework integrations](#framework-integrations) · [Deployment](#deployment) · [Platforms](#platforms)
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  - [CLI](#cli--environment) · [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting) · [FAQ](#faq) · [Security](#security) · [License](#license)
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  - **Config-level stealth breaks.** `puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth`, patched drivers, and
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  friends inject JavaScript or flip flags. Every Chrome update breaks them, and modern
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  anti-bot ML detects the patches themselves — the very act of hiding trips the alarm.
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- - **Capium patches Chromium source.** Fingerprints are modified at the C++ level and compiled
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- into the binary. Detection sites see a real browser because it *is* one — no init script,
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- no `toString` tampering, no CDP hooks to sniff.
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- - **Coherence is the product.** A convincing device isn't one clean signal; it's *every*
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- signal telling the same story. Capium derives GPU, screen, fonts, UA-CH, timezone, locale,
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- and WebRTC from a single seed + your proxy's geography, so nothing contradicts anything else.
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- - **Same behavior everywhere.** Local, Docker, VPS, Lambda — no environment-specific config.
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+ - **Capium patches Chromium source.** Fingerprint changes are compiled into the browser at the C++
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+ level. SDK evaluation and exposed bindings can still reveal driver behavior; see the measured
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+ [Chrome 155 audit](../../docs/SDK-GPU-AUDIT.md).
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+ - **Coherence needs measurement.** A seed selects identity settings, and optional proxy geography
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+ aligns network-related settings. Native rendering, fonts and server classifications still depend
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+ on the host and launch policy; matching the persona to the host performs better in the current audit.
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+ - **Common launch API.** Local, Docker, VPS and Lambda deployments need their own display, graphics
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+ dependency and proxy checks.
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  - **Works with your stack.** Drop-in stealth for Crawlee, @playwright/test,
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  puppeteer-cluster, and anything that speaks CDP. See [integrations](#framework-integrations).
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  ### Get a key
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  1. Create an account at **[capiumbrowser.com](https://capiumbrowser.com)** and create a license (start with the
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- free 1-session tier). Keys look like `cap_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX`.
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+ free 1-session tier). Keys look like `cap_your_license_key`.
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  2. Make it available to the SDK any one way (checked in this order):
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  ```bash
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- export CAPIUM_LICENSE_KEY="cap_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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+ export CAPIUM_LICENSE_KEY="cap_your_license_key"
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  # optional — defaults to https://license.capzy.ai
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  export CAPIUM_LICENSE_SERVER="https://license.capzy.ai"
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  ```
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  ## What a persona reads
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- On a **matching-OS host** (a Windows persona on Windows, a macOS persona on macOS), a Capium persona reads
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- clean against a modern fingerprinting suite — with the correct GPU, fonts, and voices for the claimed device:
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+ The table below retains historical Chrome 152 observations. These are examples,
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+ not guarantees for every seed, SDK driver, host or detector revision.
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+ The [Chrome 155 SDK/proxy audit](../../docs/reports/sdk-public-audit-155-2026-10-09.html)
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+ records current BrowserScan and Fingerprint observations through Node Playwright/
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+ Puppeteer and Python sync/async on all three hosts. Matched Windows/Mac personas
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+ have clean tampering observations; Linux and cross-OS cases remain flagged.
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+ Local API checks do not establish a public verdict or certify a seeded GPU as
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+ physical hardware.
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+ The active Rebrowser checks also detect driver stack labels, main-world DOM calls
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+ and exposed bindings. A clean launch observation does not cover every script's
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+ behavior or make `page.evaluate()` / `exposeFunction()` invisible to the page.
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  | JA4 TLS fingerprint | differs from Chrome | **matches stock Chrome** |
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  | WebRTC IP behind a proxy | real IP leaks | **pinned to the proxy exit** |
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- > **Honesty matters more than a green screenshot.** A **GPU-less headless Linux** box makes WebGL fall back
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- > to SwiftShader, which any modern suite (and stock Chrome) flags as `virtual_machine` / `anti_detect` — an
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- > artifact of the *host*, not the browser. Run **headed** (Xvfb is fine) on a GPU-backed, matching-OS host
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- > for the clean verdict. And `os_mismatch` is a **network** signal — genuine Chrome trips it behind some
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- > proxies/NATs too, so treat it as a routing concern, not a browser one.
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+ > Software rendering can initialize WebGL without reproducing a hardware GPU.
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+ > A seeded renderer name does not change the actual device or establish a clean
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+ > detector verdict. On the tested 155 Linux/Xvfb stack, defaults provide headless
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+ > WebGL but headed contexts are absent; explicit Mesa flags initialize both modes.
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+ > Use matched stock/native controls and verify the assigned browser proxy exit
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+ > before and after each public target. Keep unavailable contexts and unmeasured
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+ > server verdicts explicit.
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  | Option | Type | Default | Description |
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  | `seed` | `number` \| `null` | `null` | Persona seed → a complete coherent device. `null` = fresh random seed each launch. The range selects the OS family (see [Personas & seeds](#personas--seeds)). |
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- | `platform` | `string` | `"windows"` | Spoofed OS: `"windows"` \| `"macos"` \| `"linux"`. Sets `--fingerprint-platform` and picks the seed range if you didn't. |
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+ | `platform` | `string` | `"windows"` | OS profile: `"windows"` \| `"macos"` \| `"linux"` \| `"android"` \| `"ios"`. Mobile profiles are opt-in. |
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+ | `browserBrand` | `string` | `"chrome"` | Desktop profile: `chrome`, `edge`, `opera`, `vivaldi`. |
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+ | `mobileDevice` | `string` | seed/default | Phone catalog ID; requires `android` or `ios`. |
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  | `headless` | `boolean` | `false` | Headed is recommended (reads cleaner). On a server, run headed under Xvfb. |
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  | `stealthArgs` | `boolean` | `true` | Apply the default coherent fingerprint flags. Set `false` to build the whole command line yourself via `args`. |
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+ ## Browser and mobile profiles
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+ CapiumBrowser 1.2.1 supports desktop Chrome, Edge, Opera and Vivaldi identity
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+ profiles, plus opt-in Android and iPhone profiles on Windows x64, macOS arm64
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+ and Linux x64. Chrome remains the default.
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+ | Desktop browser | `browser_brand="edge"` (also `chrome`, `opera`, `vivaldi`) | `browserBrand: 'edge'` |
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+ | Android phone | `platform="android", mobile_device="pixel-9"` | `platform: 'android', mobileDevice: 'pixel-9'` |
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+ | iPhone 16 | `platform="ios", mobile_device="iphone-16"` | `platform: 'ios', mobileDevice: 'iphone-16'` |
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+ Android includes Pixel 7/8/9 families and Samsung Galaxy A55. Omit the Android
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+ device to retain the original seed selection; iOS defaults to iPhone 16. Mobile
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+ profiles set the mobile layout and identity while leaving desktop defaults intact.
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+ These are experimental desktop emulation profiles: they do not install Android
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+ or iOS, reproduce WebKit, or certify physical-phone fingerprints. Android Chrome
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+ and Chrome iOS are the supported mobile browser profiles; arbitrary app/WebView
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+ UAs are outside these presets.
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+ Desktop profiles use verified browser/Chromium version pairs: Edge 155/155,
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+ Opera 137/153 and Vivaldi 8.2/152. Vivaldi follows its usual Chrome branding.
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+ Capium's engine remains Chromium 155; vendor-specific features are not emulated.
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+ A version catalog is not an older browser engine. Native compatibility checks
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+ reject binaries that do not implement the selected profile.
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+ ```js
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+ const { launchContext } = require('capiumbrowser');
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+ const { browser, page } = await launchContext({
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+ seed: 200123, platform: 'ios', mobileDevice: 'iphone-16',
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+ // Android: platform: 'android', mobileDevice: 'pixel-9'
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+ // Desktop Edge: platform: 'windows', browserBrand: 'edge'
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+ await browser.close();
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+ ```
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  ## Fingerprint switches
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- | Windows x86_64 | `windows-x64` | Native GPU/fonts back a Windows persona flawlessly |
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- | macOS arm64 (Apple Silicon) | `macos-arm64` | M1–M4 by design (covers 2020+ Macs); a Windows persona uses installed Windows fonts for fallback |
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- | Linux x86_64 | `linux-x64` | Defaults to a Windows persona; supply Windows fonts for the cleanest result |
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- | Linux arm64 | `linux-arm64` | Same as Linux x64 for aarch64 hosts |
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+ | Windows x86_64 | `windows-x64` | Native Windows GPU/fonts support a matching persona; seeded hardware fidelity still requires measurement |
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+ | macOS arm64 (Apple Silicon) | `macos-arm64` | Native Apple graphics support a matching persona; cross-OS identities need separate checks |
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+ | Linux x86_64 | `linux-x64` | Defaults to a Windows persona; select a matching Linux persona and verify the deployment's graphics stack |
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+ | Linux arm64 | `linux-arm64` | Declared in the manifest; not yet published or covered by the three-host audit |
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- | Still blocked on aggressive sites | Run **headed** (`headless: false` under Xvfb) + a **residential** proxy + `geoip: true` + humanized input. Most blocks are IP reputation or a mismatched clock, not fingerprint. |
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+ | Still blocked on aggressive sites | Compare a matching persona with stock Chrome through assigned proxies. Check route, timezone, graphics availability and detector fields separately; headed mode under Xvfb also needs a working graphics backend. |
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- | FPJS `tampering: true` | Cross-OS persona on a mismatched host, or per-seed noise unmasked — run on a matching-OS host; `--fingerprint-noise=false` is the default. |
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package/index.d.ts CHANGED
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+ export type Platform = 'windows' | 'macos' | 'linux' | 'android' | 'ios';
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+ export type AndroidDevice = 'pixel-7' | 'pixel-8' | 'pixel-8-pro' | 'pixel-8a' | 'pixel-9' |
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  "_comment": "SINGLE SOURCE OF TRUTH for the current stable Capium browser build per OS/arch. Each OS reaches stable independently -- edit one entry without touching the others. This file ships inside the wheel (the SDK reads it to pick each host's stable build) AND is published to the download server by the release pipeline. `version` is the Chromium version (what the browser reports to the customer -- unchanged by the revision); `revision` is our packaging counter -- the served R2 folder is chromium-v<version>.<revision>/, ALWAYS dotted-suffixed starting at 1 (chromium-v<version>.1/ is the first build, .2/ a same-engine re-spin), so publishing a re-spin never overwrites the artifact older SDKs still fetch. `published: false` means the tag is declared but no artifact exists yet -- the SDK raises a clear 'not published yet' error instead of a raw 404.",
3
3
  "schema": 1,
4
- "updated": "2026-10-08",
4
+ "updated": "2026-10-10",
5
5
  "channels": {
6
6
  "stable": {
7
7
  "windows-x64": {
8
- "version": "153.0.8010.53",
9
- "engine_version": "153.0.8010.52",
10
- "revision": 5,
11
- "sha256": "3f53b86f80a3b145cb75995615f19c957a74d6a1a0ae1151ff64517b3a931d67",
12
- "published": true
8
+ "version": "155.0.8059.39",
9
+ "revision": 2,
10
+ "sha256": "25ef98b8713c2c9fb62615b4c9aa0d7a3bd20c76320ec3d99e848775b1d4fdd6",
11
+ "published": true,
12
+ "license_status_protocol": 1
13
13
  },
14
14
  "macos-arm64": {
15
- "version": "153.0.8010.53",
16
- "engine_version": "153.0.8010.52",
17
- "revision": 6,
18
- "sha256": "eca400433d74e5ac3b59fa1764bba783674a05cfc5a34598c8c1d2f02c708e18",
19
- "published": true
15
+ "version": "155.0.8059.39",
16
+ "revision": 2,
17
+ "sha256": "2c39538576a8c5f63b39ac1f09cdb1cc5f7d2b6899ed7625752c6c4c2737a90f",
18
+ "published": true,
19
+ "license_status_protocol": 1
20
20
  },
21
21
  "linux-x64": {
22
- "version": "153.0.8010.52",
23
- "revision": 5,
24
- "sha256": "f65f11a2b15dea523ee95e35cadbbd43c77aba4751cdc0f96f8c138143f041bb",
25
- "published": true
22
+ "version": "155.0.8059.39",
23
+ "revision": 2,
24
+ "sha256": "87889050d6a1e46a8aabe4800f8fff5e474a07cd23e22a66f79b830f5544487c",
25
+ "published": true,
26
+ "license_status_protocol": 1
26
27
  },
27
28
  "linux-arm64": {
28
- "version": "153.0.8010.52",
29
- "revision": 1,
29
+ "version": "155.0.8059.39",
30
+ "revision": 2,
30
31
  "sha256": null,
31
32
  "published": false
32
33
  }
package/lib/config.js CHANGED
@@ -2,14 +2,11 @@
2
2
  * config -- default stealth arguments and binary discovery.
3
3
  *
4
4
  * The capium binary is driven through its `capium` bash wrapper (executablePath), which
5
- * adds the GL/Metal backend, geoip, font, bluetooth/share and storage-quota flags per platform.
5
+ * supports explicit backend selection and platform flags; geoip remains opt-in.
6
6
  * This module only builds the *fingerprint-level* Chrome flags and locates that wrapper.
7
7
  *
8
- * Design note (why no stealth plugin): capium's own source patches make a vanilla driver
9
- * stealthy --
10
- * 001 (disable Runtime.enable console-reporting) -> FingerprintJS developer_tools = false
11
- * 009 (webdriver) -> navigator.webdriver = false
12
- * so we launch with plain Playwright / Puppeteer and let the binary do the CDP hardening.
8
+ * The binary handles CDP isolation and console masking, plus the webdriver surface.
9
+ * We launch with plain drivers; detector outcomes still require native host tests.
13
10
  */
14
11
  'use strict';
15
12
 
@@ -20,29 +17,23 @@ const path = require('path');
20
17
  // Playwright/Puppeteer default args to SUPPRESS (ignoreDefaultArgs): these leak automation
21
18
  // or force a software render.
22
19
  // --enable-automation : exposes navigator.webdriver=true + an automation banner.
23
- // --enable-unsafe-swiftshader : the driver adds this so headless WebGL "works", but it ENABLES
24
- // the (for us, broken-ICD) bundled SwiftShader path -> getContext
25
- // ('webgl')=null headless / a software-raster tell. Stripping it
26
- // forces Chromium onto the real GPU (GPU host) or system Mesa.
20
+ // --enable-unsafe-swiftshader : permits a software fallback. Keep that choice
21
+ // explicit instead of inheriting a driver's default.
22
+ // The historical 153 package lacked its ICD manifest;
23
+ // the 155 packager includes it. Validate drawing in
24
+ // the deployed environment for either backend.
27
25
  const IGNORE_DEFAULT_ARGS = ['--enable-automation', '--enable-unsafe-swiftshader'];
28
26
 
29
- // Headless default screen/viewport. Headless has no real display, so the per-seed device-pool
30
- // screen (e.g. 2560x1440) has no window manager to size a matching window against -- the
31
- // framebuffer would stay at Chromium's small headless default and screen != viewport (a
32
- // browserscan VM tell). Instead model the single MOST COMMON real setup: a maximized Chrome
33
- // window on a 1080p Windows monitor -- screen 1920x1080, viewport 1920x947 (1040 avail height
34
- // minus ~93px of tab/omnibox/bookmark chrome). Dominant real-world viewport, so a headless
35
- // instance blends in, and screen > viewport stays coherent. Applied only in headless and only
36
- // when the caller pins no screen (an explicit --fingerprint-screen-* / --window-size opts out).
27
+ // The 155 engine selects a seeded screen within these default bounds. Start
28
+ // headless windows small enough to fit its modes without replacing the screen.
29
+ // Explicit screen/window flags take
30
+ // precedence. HEADLESS_SCREEN remains the upper bound for existing consumers.
37
31
  const HEADLESS_SCREEN = [1920, 1080];
38
- const HEADLESS_VIEWPORT = [1920, 947];
32
+ const HEADLESS_VIEWPORT = [800, 600];
39
33
 
40
34
  function getHeadlessDefaultArgs() {
41
- const [sw, sh] = HEADLESS_SCREEN;
42
35
  const [vw, vh] = HEADLESS_VIEWPORT;
43
36
  return [
44
- `--fingerprint-screen-width=${sw}`,
45
- `--fingerprint-screen-height=${sh}`,
46
37
  `--window-size=${vw},${vh}`,
47
38
  ];
48
39
  }
@@ -57,15 +48,35 @@ function hasScreenOverride(extra) {
57
48
  * Return the default per-launch fingerprint flags.
58
49
  *
59
50
  * seed: int identity seed (a stable, coherent device per seed). Random if null.
60
- * platform: "windows" | "macos" | "linux" -- the spoofed OS persona.
61
- * screen: DEFAULT null -> use the seed's COHERENT per-seed device screen from the binary's
62
- * device pool (GPU-matched resolution + realistic dpr); fitWindow then sizes the window
63
- * to it so viewport ~= screen. Passing an explicit [w,h] FORCES that resolution on every
64
- * seed (all instances share one screen AND can pair e.g. an RTX 5080 with 1440x900) --
65
- * only for a fixed-kiosk scenario. (Previously defaulted to [1440,900], a cross-instance
66
- * correlation + GPU-incoherence tell -- now matches the python SDK's screen=None.)
51
+ * platform: "windows" | "macos" | "linux" | "android" | "ios" -- the OS persona.
52
+ * mobileDevice: optional Android catalog ID; omitted keeps the seed modulo 5 mapping.
53
+ * screen: null uses the binary's seeded screen and DPR. Development 155 defaults
54
+ * vary within 1920x1080. Headless starts with an 800x600 window; its screen
55
+ * remains independent of the viewport. An explicit [w,h] overrides the screen
56
+ * and startup window, including sizes above the default cap.
67
57
  */
68
- function getDefaultStealthArgs(seed = null, platform = 'windows', screen = null) {
58
+ function getDefaultStealthArgs(seed = null, platform = 'windows', screen = null, mobileDevice = null, browserBrand = null) {
59
+ const desktopArgs = require('./desktop').brandArgs(browserBrand, platform);
60
+ if (mobileDevice !== null && mobileDevice !== undefined && !['android', 'ios'].includes(platform)) {
61
+ throw new Error("mobileDevice requires platform: 'android' or 'ios'");
62
+ }
63
+ if (['android', 'ios'].includes(platform)) {
64
+ const p = require('./mobile').mobileProfile(seed, mobileDevice, platform);
65
+ const [sw, sh] = screen ? screen.map(v => Math.trunc(Number(v))) : [p.width, p.height];
66
+ return [
67
+ `--fingerprint=${seed}`, `--fingerprint-platform=${platform}`,
68
+ ...(mobileDevice !== null && mobileDevice !== undefined ? [`--fingerprint-mobile-device=${mobileDevice}`] : []),
69
+ '--fingerprint-allow-3p-cookies', '--disable-features=TrackingProtection3pcd',
70
+ '--blink-settings=primaryHoverType=0,availableHoverTypes=0,' +
71
+ 'primaryPointerType=2,availablePointerTypes=2,maxTouchPoints=5,' +
72
+ 'viewportEnabled=true,viewportMetaEnabled=true,shrinksViewportContentToFit=true',
73
+ '--touch-events=enabled', '--enable-viewport',
74
+ '--no-first-run', '--no-default-browser-check', '--fingerprint-noise=false',
75
+ `--window-size=${sw},${sh}`,
76
+ ...(platform === 'ios' ? [`--user-agent=${p.user_agent}`, '--capium-preserve-user-agent'] : []),
77
+ ...(screen ? [`--fingerprint-screen-width=${sw}`, `--fingerprint-screen-height=${sh}`] : []),
78
+ ];
79
+ }
69
80
  const args = [];
70
81
  if (seed !== null && seed !== undefined) {
71
82
  const s = Math.trunc(Number(seed));
@@ -91,17 +102,15 @@ function getDefaultStealthArgs(seed = null, platform = 'windows', screen = null)
91
102
  'primaryPointerType=4,availablePointerTypes=4',
92
103
  '--no-first-run',
93
104
  '--no-default-browser-check',
94
- // NOTE: capium "CDP stealth" (isolated-world eval + console-API masking that make a vanilla
95
- // driver behave like patchright vs DataDome/rebrowser) is ON BY DEFAULT in the binary -- no
96
- // flag needed. To opt out (e.g. a solver needing page.evaluate to read the page's own
97
- // main-world window globals, which the isolated world can't see), pass
98
- // extra: ['--capium-disable-cdp-stealth'].
105
+ // Engine 155 honors the requested execution world by default. Its console
106
+ // event policy is independent of page evaluation. Engine 153 retains the
107
+ // older default isolation behavior; --capium-isolate-cdp-eval explicitly
108
+ // requests that legacy mode on 155. See docs/SDK-GPU-AUDIT.md for measured
109
+ // page-global, object-handle and binding compatibility.
99
110
  );
100
- // Patch 001 makes developer_tools always false, which unmasks FingerprintJS's
101
- // tampering ML: per-seed canvas/audio NOISE would then read as tampering, so
102
- // default it OFF (measured clean: tampering=false, ml~0.05, anti_detect=false).
103
- // Trade-off: personas on the same host share its real canvas (no per-seed canvas
104
- // uniqueness) -- pass --fingerprint-noise=true to restore it (accepts tampering).
111
+ // Keep injected canvas/audio/rectangle noise opt-in. Device fonts and the
112
+ // actual renderer can still affect pixels; noise=false does not guarantee
113
+ // identical canvases across personas or a particular detector classification.
105
114
  args.push('--fingerprint-noise=false');
106
115
  // A Windows persona's font metrics must match real Windows (needs Windows fonts
107
116
  // present on the host); harmless elsewhere, so gate it to the windows persona.
@@ -110,8 +119,8 @@ function getDefaultStealthArgs(seed = null, platform = 'windows', screen = null)
110
119
  // screen (e.g. 2560x1080) mismatches the actual small browser viewport (e.g.
111
120
  // 945x939) -- browserscan flags "screen dimensions don't match viewport" as a
112
121
  // virtual machine. Pin the spoofed screen to a window we also size, so
113
- // screen == window == viewport in every environment (headless/container too),
114
- // since the --window-size flag applies at launch without a window manager.
122
+ // --window-size requests the outer window; the inner viewport excludes Chrome's
123
+ // frame/UI and must be measured rather than assumed equal to screen dimensions.
115
124
  if (screen) {
116
125
  const sw = Math.trunc(Number(screen[0]));
117
126
  const sh = Math.trunc(Number(screen[1]));
@@ -119,7 +128,7 @@ function getDefaultStealthArgs(seed = null, platform = 'windows', screen = null)
119
128
  args.push(`--fingerprint-screen-width=${sw}`);
120
129
  args.push(`--fingerprint-screen-height=${sh}`);
121
130
  }
122
- return args;
131
+ return args.concat(desktopArgs);
123
132
  }
124
133
 
125
134
  /** A fresh random identity seed. */
package/lib/desktop.js ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,68 @@
1
+ 'use strict';
2
+ const catalog = require('./browser-brands.json');
3
+ const profiles = new Map(catalog.profiles.map(p => [p.brand, p]));
4
+
5
+ function normalizeBrand(brand) {
6
+ if (brand === null || brand === undefined) return 'chrome';
7
+ if (typeof brand !== 'string' || !['chrome', ...profiles.keys()].includes(brand.toLowerCase())) {
8
+ throw new Error('browserBrand must be chrome, edge, opera, or vivaldi');
9
+ }
10
+ return brand.toLowerCase();
11
+ }
12
+
13
+ function brandArgs(brand, platform) {
14
+ brand = normalizeBrand(brand);
15
+ if (brand === 'chrome') return [];
16
+ if (!['windows', 'macos', 'linux'].includes(platform)) throw new Error('browserBrand requires a desktop platform');
17
+ return [`--fingerprint-brand=${brand}`];
18
+ }
19
+
20
+ function validateLaunch(brand, platform, binary, extra, stealthArgs) {
21
+ if (!brandArgs(brand, platform).length) return;
22
+ if (!stealthArgs) throw new Error('browserBrand requires stealthArgs: true');
23
+ const conflicts = ['--user-agent', '--fingerprint-brand', '--fingerprint-brand-version', '--fingerprint-platform'];
24
+ if ((extra || []).some(arg => typeof arg === 'string' && conflicts.some(key => arg === key || arg.startsWith(key + '=')))) {
25
+ throw new Error('browserBrand uses the verified catalog; conflicting identity overrides are not supported');
26
+ }
27
+ }
28
+
29
+ async function engineProbe(expected) {
30
+ const h = await navigator.userAgentData?.getHighEntropyValues(['fullVersionList', 'uaFullVersion']);
31
+ if (!h) return false;
32
+ const chromium = expected.chromium_version;
33
+ const product = expected.hint_brand === 'Google Chrome' ? chromium : expected.product_version;
34
+ const expectedBrands = { Chromium: chromium, [expected.hint_brand]: product };
35
+ const full = Object.fromEntries(h.fullVersionList.map(b => [b.brand, b.version]));
36
+ const low = Object.fromEntries(h.brands.map(b => [b.brand, b.version]));
37
+ return h.uaFullVersion === product && h.mobile === false &&
38
+ Object.entries(expectedBrands).every(([brand, version]) => full[brand] === version && low[brand] === version.split('.')[0]) &&
39
+ ['Google Chrome', 'Microsoft Edge', 'Opera', 'Vivaldi', 'Chromium'].every(brand => !(brand in full) || brand in expectedBrands) &&
40
+ navigator.userAgent.includes('Chrome/' + chromium.split('.')[0] + '.0.0.0') &&
41
+ (!expected.ua_suffix || navigator.userAgent.endsWith(expected.ua_suffix + expected.ua_version)) &&
42
+ (expected.brand !== 'vivaldi' || !navigator.userAgent.includes('Vivaldi/'));
43
+ }
44
+
45
+ function profile(brand) { return { ...profiles.get(normalizeBrand(brand)) }; }
46
+
47
+ async function requireEngine(context, brand) {
48
+ if (normalizeBrand(brand) === 'chrome') return;
49
+ const page = await context.newPage();
50
+ try {
51
+ await page.route('**/*', route => route.fulfill({ status: 200, contentType: 'text/html', body: '<!doctype html>' }));
52
+ await page.goto('https://capium-desktop-preview.invalid/', { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' });
53
+ if (!await page.evaluate(engineProbe, profile(brand))) throw new Error('This binary does not support the verified desktop browser-brand mappings; use Capium 1.2.1 revision 2 or later');
54
+ } finally { await page.close(); }
55
+ }
56
+
57
+ async function requirePuppeteerEngine(browser, brand) {
58
+ if (normalizeBrand(brand) === 'chrome') return;
59
+ const page = await browser.newPage();
60
+ try {
61
+ await page.setRequestInterception(true);
62
+ page.on('request', request => request.respond({ status: 200, contentType: 'text/html', body: '<!doctype html>' }));
63
+ await page.goto('https://capium-desktop-preview.invalid/', { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' });
64
+ if (!await page.evaluate(engineProbe, profile(brand))) throw new Error('This binary does not support the verified desktop browser-brand mappings; use Capium 1.2.1 revision 2 or later');
65
+ } finally { await page.close(); }
66
+ }
67
+
68
+ module.exports = { normalizeBrand, brandArgs, validateLaunch, profile, engineProbe, requireEngine, requirePuppeteerEngine };
package/lib/errors.js CHANGED
@@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ function readLaunchStatus(statusPath) {
96
96
  if (!raw.trim()) return null;
97
97
  const nl = raw.indexOf('\n');
98
98
  const code = (nl === -1 ? raw : raw.slice(0, nl)).trim();
99
+ if (code === '0') return null;
99
100
  const msg = (nl === -1 ? '' : raw.slice(nl + 1)).trim() ||
100
101
  'the browser refused to start for a licensing reason';
101
102
  const Cls = STATUS_CODES[code] || CapiumLicenseError;
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
1
+ {
2
+ "schema_version": 1,
3
+ "status": "experimental-emulation",
4
+ "minimum_release_year": 2022,
5
+ "physical_device_validation": "pending",
6
+ "profiles": [
7
+ {
8
+ "id": "iphone-16",
9
+ "model": "iPhone 16",
10
+ "release_year": 2024,
11
+ "os_version": "26.6.1",
12
+ "browser_version": "155.0.8059.37",
13
+ "user_agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 26_6_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) CriOS/155.0.8059.37 Mobile/15E148 Safari/604.1",
14
+ "width": 393,
15
+ "height": 852,
16
+ "dpr": 3
17
+ }
18
+ ]
19
+ }
@@ -40,13 +40,13 @@ function proxyAndGeoArgs(spec, geoipOn) {
40
40
  }
41
41
 
42
42
  function buildArgs({ seed, platform, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths, extra,
43
- headless = false }) {
43
+ headless = false, mobileDevice = null, browserBrand = null }) {
44
44
  let args = [];
45
45
  if (stealthArgs) {
46
- args = args.concat(config.getDefaultStealthArgs(seed, platform));
47
- // Headless: pin the maximized-1080p-Windows screen/viewport (see config), unless the
48
- // caller already set their own screen/window via extra args.
49
- if (headless && !config.hasScreenOverride(extra)) {
46
+ args = args.concat(config.getDefaultStealthArgs(seed, platform, null, mobileDevice, browserBrand));
47
+ // Keep the engine's seeded screen. Use initial window bounds only when
48
+ // the caller has not provided screen/window flags.
49
+ if (headless && !['android', 'ios'].includes(platform) && !config.hasScreenOverride(extra)) {
50
50
  args = args.concat(config.getHeadlessDefaultArgs());
51
51
  }
52
52
  }
@@ -0,0 +1,58 @@
1
+ 'use strict';
2
+ const fs = require('node:fs');
3
+ const path = require('node:path');
4
+ const { readLaunchStatus, CapiumServerDownError } = require('./errors');
5
+
6
+ function required(binary) {
7
+ let directory = path.dirname(path.resolve(binary));
8
+ for (let i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
9
+ try {
10
+ const info = fs.readFileSync(path.join(directory, 'CAPIUM_BUILD_INFO'), 'utf8');
11
+ return /^license_status_protocol\s*:\s*1\s*$/m.test(info);
12
+ } catch (error) {
13
+ if (error.code !== 'ENOENT') throw error;
14
+ const parent = path.dirname(directory);
15
+ if (parent === directory) break;
16
+ directory = parent;
17
+ }
18
+ }
19
+ return false;
20
+ }
21
+
22
+ async function wait(binary, statusPath, timeoutMs = 30000, signal = null) {
23
+ if (!required(binary)) return;
24
+ const deadline = Date.now() + (timeoutMs || 30000);
25
+ for (;;) {
26
+ if (signal?.aborted) return;
27
+ const error = readLaunchStatus(statusPath);
28
+ if (error) throw error;
29
+ try {
30
+ if (fs.readFileSync(statusPath, 'utf8').trim() === '0\nCAPIUM_LICENSE_READY') return;
31
+ } catch (error) {
32
+ // The native writer briefly locks this owned file on Windows. Keep
33
+ // waiting for a real decision; unreadable status is never readiness.
34
+ if (!['ENOENT', 'EBUSY'].includes(error.code) &&
35
+ !(process.platform === 'win32' && ['EACCES', 'EPERM'].includes(error.code))) throw error;
36
+ }
37
+ if (Date.now() >= deadline) {
38
+ throw new CapiumServerDownError('Timed out waiting for the browser license startup decision');
39
+ }
40
+ await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 20));
41
+ }
42
+ }
43
+ // Drivers may leave startup pending after the native process refuses the license.
44
+ // Observe the native decision while the driver connects, so rejection cannot hang.
45
+ async function withLaunch(pending, binary, statusPath, timeoutMs) {
46
+ const controller = new AbortController();
47
+ try {
48
+ const [handle] = await Promise.all([
49
+ pending, wait(binary, statusPath, timeoutMs, controller.signal),
50
+ ]);
51
+ return handle;
52
+ } finally {
53
+ // A driver can reject before the native decision is written. Do not keep
54
+ // polling a removed status file, or keep Node alive until the deadline.
55
+ controller.abort();
56
+ }
57
+ }
58
+ module.exports = { required, wait, withLaunch };
package/lib/mobile.js ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,104 @@
1
+ 'use strict';
2
+
3
+ // Shared with the native engine. These are emulation presets, not physical
4
+ // GPU/font/CPU/memory certifications. Desktop defaults never read this catalog.
5
+ const catalog = require('./android-phones.json');
6
+ const profiles = new Map(catalog.profiles.map(p => [p.id, p]));
7
+ const iosProfiles = new Map(require('./ios-phones.json').profiles.map(p => [p.id, p]));
8
+
9
+ function androidProfile(seed, device = null) {
10
+ if (!Number.isInteger(seed) || seed < 0 || seed > 0xffffffff) {
11
+ throw new RangeError('Android seed must be an integer from 0 to 4294967295');
12
+ }
13
+ if (device === null || device === undefined) {
14
+ device = catalog.default_profile_ids[seed % catalog.default_profile_ids.length];
15
+ }
16
+ if (typeof device !== 'string' || !profiles.has(device)) {
17
+ throw new RangeError('Unknown Android mobileDevice; choose a catalog ID: ' + [...profiles.keys()].join(', '));
18
+ }
19
+ return { ...profiles.get(device) };
20
+ }
21
+
22
+ function mobileProfile(seed, device = null, platform = 'android') {
23
+ if (platform === 'android') return androidProfile(seed, device);
24
+ if (platform !== 'ios') throw new Error("Mobile profiles require platform: 'android' or 'ios'");
25
+ if (!Number.isInteger(seed) || seed < 0 || seed > 0xffffffff) {
26
+ throw new RangeError('iPhone seed must be an integer from 0 to 4294967295');
27
+ }
28
+ device = device === null || device === undefined ? 'iphone-16' : device;
29
+ if (typeof device !== 'string' || !iosProfiles.has(device)) {
30
+ throw new RangeError('Unknown iPhone mobileDevice; choose a catalog ID: ' + [...iosProfiles.keys()].join(', '));
31
+ }
32
+ return { ...iosProfiles.get(device) };
33
+ }
34
+
35
+ function contextOptions(seed, options = {}, device = null, platform = 'android') {
36
+ if (options.userAgent !== undefined && options.userAgent !== null) {
37
+ throw new Error((platform === 'ios' ? 'iPhone uses its catalog UA; ' :
38
+ 'Android Chrome uses the native engine UA and matching Client Hints; ') +
39
+ 'context userAgent overrides are not supported');
40
+ }
41
+ if ('viewport' in options && options.viewport === null) return { ...options };
42
+ const p = mobileProfile(seed, device, platform);
43
+ return {
44
+ viewport: { width: p.width, height: p.height },
45
+ screen: { width: p.width, height: p.height },
46
+ deviceScaleFactor: p.dpr, isMobile: true, hasTouch: true,
47
+ ...options,
48
+ };
49
+ }
50
+
51
+ function puppeteerViewport(seed, device = null, platform = 'android') {
52
+ const p = mobileProfile(seed, device, platform);
53
+ return { width: p.width, height: p.height, deviceScaleFactor: p.dpr,
54
+ isMobile: true, hasTouch: true };
55
+ }
56
+
57
+ function validateLaunch(platform, binary, extra, stealthArgs = true, mobileDevice = null) {
58
+ if (typeof platform === 'string' && ['android', 'ios'].includes(platform.toLowerCase()) && platform !== platform.toLowerCase()) {
59
+ throw new Error(`Use platform: '${platform.toLowerCase()}' for the mobile profile`);
60
+ }
61
+ if (!['android', 'ios'].includes(platform)) {
62
+ if (mobileDevice !== null && mobileDevice !== undefined) throw new Error("mobileDevice requires platform: 'android' or 'ios'");
63
+ return;
64
+ }
65
+ if (mobileDevice !== null && mobileDevice !== undefined) mobileProfile(0, mobileDevice, platform);
66
+ if (!stealthArgs) throw new Error('Mobile profiles require stealthArgs: true to enable their native identity');
67
+ const conflicts = ['--user-agent=', '--fingerprint-brand=', '--fingerprint-brand-version=',
68
+ '--fingerprint-platform-version=', '--fingerprint-platform=', '--fingerprint=', '--fingerprint-mobile-device='];
69
+ if ((extra || []).some(arg => typeof arg === 'string' &&
70
+ conflicts.some(key => arg.startsWith(key) || arg === key.slice(0, -1)))) {
71
+ throw new Error('Android preview uses the catalog model/OS and current Chrome; ' +
72
+ 'conflicting identity overrides are not supported');
73
+ }
74
+ }
75
+
76
+ // Runs on a fulfilled empty .invalid page for every mobile launch; no network is sent.
77
+ async function engineProbe(expected) {
78
+ if (expected?.user_agent) {
79
+ if (navigator.platform !== 'iPhone' || navigator.userAgent !== expected.user_agent ||
80
+ 'userAgentData' in navigator || 'NavigatorUAData' in globalThis || navigator.maxTouchPoints < 1) return false;
81
+ const gl = document.createElement('canvas').getContext('webgl');
82
+ const ext = gl?.getExtension('WEBGL_debug_renderer_info');
83
+ return !!ext && gl.getParameter(ext.UNMASKED_VENDOR_WEBGL) === 'Apple Inc.' &&
84
+ gl.getParameter(ext.UNMASKED_RENDERER_WEBGL) === 'Apple GPU';
85
+ }
86
+ const match = navigator.userAgent.match(/Chrome\/(\d+)\.0\.0\.0 Mobile Safari\//);
87
+ if (!expected || navigator.platform !== 'Linux armv81' || !match ||
88
+ !navigator.userAgent.includes('(Linux; Android 10; K)') ||
89
+ navigator.userAgent.includes('Version/4.0') || !navigator.userAgentData) return false;
90
+ const ch = await navigator.userAgentData.getHighEntropyValues([
91
+ 'model', 'platformVersion', 'uaFullVersion', 'fullVersionList', 'formFactors',
92
+ 'architecture', 'bitness', 'wow64']);
93
+ const full = ch.uaFullVersion;
94
+ const versionsMatch = typeof full === 'string' && full.split('.')[0] === match[1] &&
95
+ ['Chromium', 'Google Chrome'].every(brand =>
96
+ ch.brands?.some(item => item.brand === brand && item.version === match[1]) &&
97
+ ch.fullVersionList?.some(item => item.brand === brand && item.version === full));
98
+ return versionsMatch && ch.platform === 'Android' && ch.mobile === true &&
99
+ ch.model === expected.model && ch.platformVersion === expected.platform_version &&
100
+ ch.architecture === '' && ch.bitness === '' && ch.wow64 === false &&
101
+ ch.formFactors?.length === 1 && ch.formFactors[0] === 'Mobile';
102
+ }
103
+
104
+ module.exports = { androidProfile, mobileProfile, contextOptions, puppeteerViewport, validateLaunch, engineProbe };
package/lib/version.js CHANGED
@@ -25,12 +25,12 @@ const SDK_VERSION = require('../package.json').version;
25
25
  // Used only if channels.json can't be read (corrupt/removed install). ensureBinary() raises a
26
26
  // clear error long before the "unsupported platform" case matters; this keeps lookups total.
27
27
  const FALLBACK_VERSIONS = {
28
- 'windows-x64': '153.0.8010.52', // real Chrome 152 stable per OS (win/mac .65, linux .64)
29
- 'macos-arm64': '153.0.8010.52',
30
- 'linux-x64': '153.0.8010.52',
31
- 'linux-arm64': '153.0.8010.52', // declared; not yet published (see channels.json)
28
+ 'windows-x64': '155.0.8059.39', // Chromium 155 release candidate on all supported hosts
29
+ 'macos-arm64': '155.0.8059.39',
30
+ 'linux-x64': '155.0.8059.39',
31
+ 'linux-arm64': '155.0.8059.39', // declared; not yet published (see channels.json)
32
32
  };
33
- const DEFAULT_BINARY_VERSION = '153.0.8010.52';
33
+ const DEFAULT_BINARY_VERSION = '155.0.8059.39';
34
34
 
35
35
  function loadStable() {
36
36
  // The `channels.stable` map from the bundled manifest, or null if unreadable.
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "capiumbrowser",
3
- "version": "1.1.8",
3
+ "version": "1.2.1",
4
4
  "description": "Drop-in stealth browser SDK on top of Playwright or Puppeteer (Capium Chromium).",
5
5
  "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
6
6
  "author": "Capzy (https://capzy.ai)",
package/playwright.js CHANGED
@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ const config = require('./lib/config');
25
25
  const download = require('./lib/download');
26
26
  const human = require('./lib/human');
27
27
  const license = require('./lib/license');
28
+ const readiness = require('./lib/license-readiness');
28
29
  const { CapiumError, translateLaunchError, readLaunchStatus } = require('./lib/errors');
29
30
  const { proxyAndGeoArgs, buildArgs, newStatusFile, clearStatusFile } =
30
31
  require('./lib/launch-common');
@@ -75,24 +76,27 @@ async function resolveBinary(binary, licenseKey) {
75
76
  */
76
77
  async function prepare(opts) {
77
78
  const {
78
- seed = null, platform = 'windows', proxy = null, geoip = null, args = null,
79
+ seed = null, platform = 'windows', mobileDevice = null, browserBrand = null, proxy = null, geoip = null, args = null,
79
80
  stealthArgs = true, timezone = null, locale = null, extensionPaths = null,
80
81
  binary = null, licenseKey = null, licenseServer = null,
81
82
  licenseThroughProxy = false, licensePreflight = true, headless = false,
82
83
  } = opts;
84
+ require('./lib/desktop').validateLaunch(browserBrand, platform, binary, args, stealthArgs);
85
+ require('./lib/mobile').validateLaunch(platform, binary, args, stealthArgs, mobileDevice);
83
86
  if (licensePreflight) license.preflight(licenseKey, licenseServer);
84
87
  const { key } = license.effective(licenseKey, licenseServer);
85
88
  const binPath = await resolveBinary(binary, key);
86
89
  const finalSeed = seed === null || seed === undefined ? config.newSeed() : seed;
87
90
  const { launchOptions, args: proxyArgs } = proxyAndGeoArgs(proxy, geoip);
88
91
  const launchArgs = proxyArgs.concat(buildArgs({
89
- seed: finalSeed, platform, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths, extra: args,
92
+ seed: finalSeed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths, extra: args,
90
93
  headless,
91
94
  }));
92
95
  if (licenseThroughProxy) launchArgs.push('--license-through-proxy');
93
96
  const env = license.childEnv(licenseKey, licenseServer);
94
97
  const statusPath = newStatusFile(env);
95
- return { binPath, finalSeed, launchOptions, launchArgs, env, statusPath };
98
+ return { binPath, finalSeed, launchOptions, launchArgs, env, statusPath,
99
+ browserBrand, mobileSeed: ['android', 'ios'].includes(platform) && stealthArgs ? finalSeed : null, mobileDevice, mobilePlatform: platform };
96
100
  }
97
101
 
98
102
  async function throwTranslated(e, statusPath) {
@@ -116,12 +120,12 @@ async function throwTranslated(e, statusPath) {
116
120
  */
117
121
  async function buildLaunchOptions(opts = {}) {
118
122
  const {
119
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
123
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
120
124
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight,
121
125
  headless = false, ...rest
122
126
  } = opts;
123
127
  const prep = await prepare({
124
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
128
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
125
129
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight, headless,
126
130
  });
127
131
  return {
@@ -139,12 +143,13 @@ async function buildLaunchOptions(opts = {}) {
139
143
  * avoid; this closes the plain-launch() path too). An explicit viewport (including a
140
144
  * user-passed null) is always honored.
141
145
  */
142
- function applyViewportDefaults(browser) {
146
+ function applyViewportDefaults(browser, mobileSeed = null, mobileDevice = null, mobilePlatform = 'android') {
143
147
  for (const method of ['newContext', 'newPage']) {
144
148
  const orig = browser[method];
145
149
  if (typeof orig !== 'function') continue;
146
150
  browser[method] = function (options = {}, ...more) {
147
- if (!('viewport' in options)) options = { ...options, viewport: null };
151
+ if (mobileSeed !== null) options = require('./lib/mobile').contextOptions(mobileSeed, options, mobileDevice, mobilePlatform);
152
+ else if (!('viewport' in options)) options = { ...options, viewport: null };
148
153
  return orig.call(this, options, ...more);
149
154
  };
150
155
  }
@@ -170,28 +175,59 @@ function applyViewportDefaults(browser) {
170
175
  */
171
176
  async function launch(opts = {}) {
172
177
  const {
173
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
178
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
174
179
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight,
175
180
  headless = false, ...rest
176
181
  } = opts;
177
182
  const prep = await prepare({
178
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
183
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
179
184
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight, headless,
180
185
  });
181
186
  const pw = requireDriver();
182
187
  let browser;
183
188
  try {
184
- browser = await pw.chromium.launch({
189
+ const pending = pw.chromium.launch({
185
190
  executablePath: prep.binPath, headless, args: prep.launchArgs, env: prep.env,
186
191
  ignoreDefaultArgs: config.IGNORE_DEFAULT_ARGS, // strip automation + forced-software WebGL defaults
187
192
  ...prep.launchOptions, ...rest,
188
- });
193
+ }).then(handle => { browser = handle; return handle; });
194
+ await readiness.withLaunch(pending, prep.binPath, prep.statusPath, rest.timeout);
189
195
  } catch (e) {
196
+ // A native refusal terminates the process; closing its dead CDP connection can hang.
197
+ if (!readLaunchStatus(prep.statusPath) && browser) {
198
+ try { await browser.close(); } catch {}
199
+ }
190
200
  await throwTranslated(e, prep.statusPath);
191
201
  }
192
202
  clearStatusFile(prep.statusPath);
193
203
  browser._capiumSeed = prep.finalSeed;
194
- return applyViewportDefaults(browser);
204
+ browser._capiumMobile = prep.mobileSeed !== null;
205
+ applyViewportDefaults(browser, prep.mobileSeed, prep.mobileDevice, prep.mobilePlatform);
206
+ if (browser._capiumMobile) {
207
+ try {
208
+ const context = await browser.newContext();
209
+ try { await requireMobileEngine(context, prep.mobileDevice, prep.finalSeed, prep.mobilePlatform); } finally { await context.close(); }
210
+ } catch (e) { await browser.close(); throw e; }
211
+ }
212
+ if (require('./lib/desktop').normalizeBrand(prep.browserBrand) !== 'chrome') {
213
+ try {
214
+ const context = await browser.newContext();
215
+ try { await require('./lib/desktop').requireEngine(context, prep.browserBrand); } finally { await context.close(); }
216
+ } catch (e) { await browser.close(); throw e; }
217
+ }
218
+ return browser;
219
+ }
220
+
221
+ async function requireMobileEngine(context, mobileDevice = null, seed = 0, platform = 'android') {
222
+ const page = await context.newPage();
223
+ try {
224
+ const mobile = require('./lib/mobile');
225
+ const expected = mobile.mobileProfile(seed, mobileDevice, platform);
226
+ await page.route('**/*', route => route.fulfill({ status: 200, contentType: 'text/html', body: '<!doctype html>' }));
227
+ await page.goto('https://capium-mobile-preview.invalid/', { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' });
228
+ const supported = await page.evaluate(mobile.engineProbe, expected);
229
+ if (!supported) throw new Error('This binary does not support the requested mobile profile/device; use Capium 1.2.1 revision 2 or later');
230
+ } finally { await page.close(); }
195
231
  }
196
232
 
197
233
  /**
@@ -201,30 +237,41 @@ async function launch(opts = {}) {
201
237
  */
202
238
  async function launchPersistentContext(userDataDir, opts = {}) {
203
239
  const {
204
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
240
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
205
241
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight,
206
242
  headless = false, ...rest
207
243
  } = opts;
208
244
  const prep = await prepare({
209
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
245
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
210
246
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight, headless,
211
247
  });
212
248
  // Default to the page filling the window (see launchContext) unless the caller pinned a
213
249
  // viewport themselves. viewport: null is Playwright-JS for "no fixed viewport".
214
- if (!('viewport' in rest)) rest.viewport = null;
250
+ if (prep.mobileSeed !== null) Object.assign(rest, require('./lib/mobile').contextOptions(prep.mobileSeed, rest, prep.mobileDevice, prep.mobilePlatform));
251
+ else if (!('viewport' in rest)) rest.viewport = null;
215
252
  const pw = requireDriver();
216
253
  let ctx;
217
254
  try {
218
- ctx = await pw.chromium.launchPersistentContext(userDataDir, {
255
+ const pending = pw.chromium.launchPersistentContext(userDataDir, {
219
256
  executablePath: prep.binPath, headless, args: prep.launchArgs, env: prep.env,
220
257
  ignoreDefaultArgs: config.IGNORE_DEFAULT_ARGS, // strip automation + forced-software WebGL defaults
221
258
  ...prep.launchOptions, ...rest,
222
- });
259
+ }).then(handle => { ctx = handle; return handle; });
260
+ await readiness.withLaunch(pending, prep.binPath, prep.statusPath, rest.timeout);
223
261
  } catch (e) {
262
+ // A native refusal terminates the process; closing its dead CDP connection can hang.
263
+ if (!readLaunchStatus(prep.statusPath) && ctx) {
264
+ try { await ctx.close(); } catch {}
265
+ }
224
266
  await throwTranslated(e, prep.statusPath);
225
267
  }
226
268
  clearStatusFile(prep.statusPath);
227
269
  ctx._capiumSeed = prep.finalSeed;
270
+ if (prep.mobileSeed !== null) {
271
+ try { await requireMobileEngine(ctx, prep.mobileDevice, prep.finalSeed, prep.mobilePlatform); } catch (e) { await ctx.close(); throw e; }
272
+ }
273
+ try { await require('./lib/desktop').requireEngine(ctx, prep.browserBrand); }
274
+ catch (e) { await ctx.close(); throw e; }
228
275
  return ctx;
229
276
  }
230
277
 
@@ -272,10 +319,10 @@ async function launchContext(opts = {}) {
272
319
  // viewport: null -- let the page fill the real window (fitWindow sizes the window to the
273
320
  // persona's screen). A fixed 1280x720 emulated viewport would leave the page smaller than
274
321
  // the window AND mismatch window.screen -- an incoherent fingerprint.
275
- const context = browser.contexts()[0] || (await browser.newContext({ viewport: null }));
322
+ const context = browser.contexts()[0] || (await browser.newContext(browser._capiumMobile ? {} : { viewport: null }));
276
323
  if (humanize) human.humanize(context, humanPreset);
277
324
  const page = context.pages()[0] || (await context.newPage());
278
- if (!headless) await fitWindow(browser, context, page); // modest window <= spoofed screen
325
+ if (!headless && !browser._capiumMobile) await fitWindow(browser, context, page); // modest window <= spoofed screen
279
326
  if (url) await page.goto(url, { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded', timeout: 60000 });
280
327
  return { browser, context, page };
281
328
  }
package/puppeteer.js CHANGED
@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ const config = require('./lib/config');
29
29
  const download = require('./lib/download');
30
30
  const human = require('./lib/human');
31
31
  const license = require('./lib/license');
32
+ const readiness = require('./lib/license-readiness');
32
33
  const { CapiumError, translateLaunchError, readLaunchStatus } = require('./lib/errors');
33
34
  const { proxyAndGeoArgs, buildArgs, newStatusFile, clearStatusFile } =
34
35
  require('./lib/launch-common');
@@ -75,24 +76,27 @@ async function resolveBinary(binary, licenseKey) {
75
76
 
76
77
  async function prepare(opts) {
77
78
  const {
78
- seed = null, platform = 'windows', proxy = null, geoip = null, args = null,
79
+ seed = null, platform = 'windows', mobileDevice = null, browserBrand = null, proxy = null, geoip = null, args = null,
79
80
  stealthArgs = true, timezone = null, locale = null, extensionPaths = null,
80
81
  binary = null, licenseKey = null, licenseServer = null,
81
82
  licenseThroughProxy = false, licensePreflight = true, headless = false,
82
83
  } = opts;
84
+ require('./lib/desktop').validateLaunch(browserBrand, platform, binary, args, stealthArgs);
85
+ require('./lib/mobile').validateLaunch(platform, binary, args, stealthArgs, mobileDevice);
83
86
  if (licensePreflight) license.preflight(licenseKey, licenseServer);
84
87
  const { key } = license.effective(licenseKey, licenseServer);
85
88
  const binPath = await resolveBinary(binary, key);
86
89
  const finalSeed = seed === null || seed === undefined ? config.newSeed() : seed;
87
90
  const { launchOptions, args: proxyArgs } = proxyAndGeoArgs(proxy, geoip);
88
91
  const launchArgs = proxyArgs.concat(buildArgs({
89
- seed: finalSeed, platform, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths, extra: args,
92
+ seed: finalSeed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths, extra: args,
90
93
  headless,
91
94
  }));
92
95
  if (licenseThroughProxy) launchArgs.push('--license-through-proxy');
93
96
  const env = license.childEnv(licenseKey, licenseServer);
94
97
  const statusPath = newStatusFile(env);
95
- return { binPath, finalSeed, launchOptions, launchArgs, env, statusPath };
98
+ return { binPath, finalSeed, launchOptions, launchArgs, env, statusPath,
99
+ browserBrand, mobileSeed: ['android', 'ios'].includes(platform) && stealthArgs ? finalSeed : null, mobileDevice, mobilePlatform: platform };
96
100
  }
97
101
 
98
102
  /**
@@ -130,12 +134,12 @@ async function throwTranslated(e, statusPath) {
130
134
  */
131
135
  async function buildLaunchOptions(opts = {}) {
132
136
  const {
133
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
137
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
134
138
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight,
135
139
  headless = false, ignoreDefaultArgs, ...rest
136
140
  } = opts;
137
141
  const prep = await prepare({
138
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
142
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
139
143
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight, headless,
140
144
  });
141
145
  const proxyOption = prep.launchOptions.proxy || null;
@@ -149,7 +153,8 @@ async function buildLaunchOptions(opts = {}) {
149
153
  headless,
150
154
  args: launchArgs,
151
155
  env: prep.env,
152
- defaultViewport: 'defaultViewport' in rest ? rest.defaultViewport : null,
156
+ defaultViewport: 'defaultViewport' in rest ? rest.defaultViewport :
157
+ (prep.mobileSeed !== null ? require('./lib/mobile').puppeteerViewport(prep.mobileSeed, prep.mobileDevice, prep.mobilePlatform) : null),
153
158
  ignoreDefaultArgs: ignoreDefaultArgs === undefined ? config.IGNORE_DEFAULT_ARGS : ignoreDefaultArgs,
154
159
  ...rest,
155
160
  };
@@ -162,12 +167,12 @@ async function buildLaunchOptions(opts = {}) {
162
167
  */
163
168
  async function launch(opts = {}) {
164
169
  const {
165
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
170
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
166
171
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight,
167
172
  headless = false, ignoreDefaultArgs, ...rest
168
173
  } = opts;
169
174
  const prep = await prepare({
170
- seed, platform, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
175
+ seed, platform, mobileDevice, browserBrand, proxy, geoip, args, stealthArgs, timezone, locale, extensionPaths,
171
176
  binary, licenseKey, licenseServer, licenseThroughProxy, licensePreflight, headless,
172
177
  });
173
178
  const puppeteer = requireDriver();
@@ -181,23 +186,57 @@ async function launch(opts = {}) {
181
186
  }
182
187
  // Strip automation + forced-software WebGL defaults unless the caller took over ignoreDefaultArgs.
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  const ida = ignoreDefaultArgs === undefined ? config.IGNORE_DEFAULT_ARGS : ignoreDefaultArgs;
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+ const nativeGate = readiness.required(prep.binPath);
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+ const waitForInitialPage = rest.waitForInitialPage !== false;
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  let browser;
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  args: launchArgs,
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  env: prep.env,
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+ defaultViewport: 'defaultViewport' in rest ? rest.defaultViewport :
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+ (prep.mobileSeed !== null ? require('./lib/mobile').puppeteerViewport(prep.mobileSeed, prep.mobileDevice, prep.mobilePlatform) : null),
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  ignoreDefaultArgs: ida,
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  ...rest,
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- });
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+ // A rejected native gate never creates a page. Obtain the transport first,
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+ // so Puppeteer does not leave its initial-page timer running after refusal.
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+ waitForInitialPage: nativeGate ? false : waitForInitialPage,
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+ }).then(handle => { browser = handle; return handle; });
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+ await readiness.withLaunch(pending, prep.binPath, prep.statusPath, rest.timeout);
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+ if (nativeGate && waitForInitialPage) {
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+ await browser.waitForTarget(target => target.type() === 'page', {
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+ timeout: rest.timeout === undefined ? 30000 : rest.timeout,
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+ signal: rest.signal,
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+ });
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+ }
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  } catch (e) {
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+ // A native refusal terminates the process; closing its dead CDP connection can hang.
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+ if (!readLaunchStatus(prep.statusPath) && browser) {
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+ try { await browser.close(); } catch {}
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+ }
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  await throwTranslated(e, prep.statusPath);
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  }
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  clearStatusFile(prep.statusPath);
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  wireProxyAuth(browser, proxyOption);
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  browser._capiumSeed = prep.finalSeed;
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+ browser._capiumMobile = prep.mobileSeed !== null;
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+ if (browser._capiumMobile) {
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+ try {
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+ const page = await browser.newPage();
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+ try {
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+ const mobile = require('./lib/mobile');
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+ const expected = mobile.mobileProfile(prep.finalSeed, prep.mobileDevice, prep.mobilePlatform);
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+ await page.setRequestInterception(true);
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+ page.on('request', request => request.respond({ status: 200, contentType: 'text/html', body: '<!doctype html>' }));
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+ const supported = await page.evaluate(mobile.engineProbe, expected);
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+ if (!supported) throw new Error('This binary does not support the requested mobile profile/device; use Capium 1.2.1 revision 2 or later');
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+ } finally { await page.close(); }
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+ } catch (e) { await browser.close(); throw e; }
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+ }
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+ try { await require('./lib/desktop').requirePuppeteerEngine(browser, prep.browserBrand); }
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+ catch (e) { await browser.close(); throw e; }
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  return browser;
202
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  }
203
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248
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  const pages = await browser.pages();
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  const page = pages[0] || (await browser.newPage());
250
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  if (humanize) human.humanize(page, humanPreset);
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+ if (!headless && !browser._capiumMobile) await fitWindow(browser, page);
252
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  if (url) await page.goto(url, { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded', timeout: 60000 });
253
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  return { browser, page };
254
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  }