stealth mode on kernel to access more websites

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hi again,
 
now that you've created your first browser, let’s talk bot detection. modern websites use increasingly sophisticated systems to
guard against fraud, abuse, and denial-of-service attack even when automation is allowed.

every KERNEL browser automatically uses an anti-detection chrome configuration.
 
for an added boost, turn on stealth mode to add a recaptcha solver and a proxy to your browsers.
 
need more? computer controls can mimic human mouse movement, or try browser pools for a consistent ip address.



try stealth mode [https://www.kernel.sh/docs/browsers/bot-detection/stealth]







"all those sites that used to immediately flag us for using headless browsers stopped once we switched to KERNEL's headful
browsers. suddenly, it was all reliable."
- steve austin, ceo & co-founder of benny



 
talk soon,
 
catherine, ceo & co-founder, KERNEL
 
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