Antidetect browser · macOS & Windows
Spectre runs isolated Chromium profiles — each with its own fingerprint, proxy and storage. Run your whole squad of accounts side by side, on your machine, under your control.
Invite-only early access · No cloud account
01 Radar
Spoof one signal and miss the one next to it, and the profile is flagged. Spectre keeps every signal consistent with the others.
Scanning
Illustrative scenario of common mismatches. Not a measurement of any specific product.
02 Loadout
Each profile looks like its own device. Nothing crosses over: not cookies, not storage, not the network path.
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Canvas, WebGL, audio, client rects, screen, hardware and user agent are configured natively per profile — stable across launches, with isolated storage and a dedicated proxy route.
02
HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 with credentials, handed to the engine itself. Timezone and language follow the exit IP.
03
Cookies, local storage and sessions persist per profile. Close it tonight, reopen it tomorrow, still signed in.
04
Sort hundreds of profiles by group, search across all of them, then open, close, move or export a selection at once.
05
Move profiles with their configuration and saved cookies. An import never overwrites an existing profile or seed.
03 Recon
A fingerprint is many answers — navigator, WebGL, WebGPU, workers, fonts, the clock, the network. Detectors look for two of them disagreeing. spectre audit reads them all off the live browser and reports every contradiction.
$ spectre audit social-us-12 --scan
profile social-us-12: Chrome/151.0.0.0 · Macintosh
MacIntel · fr-FR, en-US · Europe/Paris · 2560×1440@2
12 cores · 8 GB · WebGPU apple/metal-3
exit 203.0.113.24 (FR, Europe/Paris)
no contradiction found
BrowserScan 100%04 Deploy
Name a profile. Spectre deals it a fresh seed and a coherent device to match.
Attach a proxy. Timezone, language and geolocation align with its exit IP.
Open it in its own Chromium window — or start it from your scripts over the Local API.
05 Extraction
The Local API follows AdsPower’s endpoints and response format, so Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium scripts keep working. Spectre can pull your existing profiles from a running AdsPower engine — without overwriting anything it already holds.
// before: AdsPower
const api = "http://127.0.0.1:50325";
// after: Spectre
const api = "http://127.0.0.1:50345";
const url = `${api}/api/v1/browser/start?user_id=${id}`;
const { data } = await (await fetch(url)).json();
await puppeteer.connect({
browserWSEndpoint: data.ws.puppeteer,
});~/Library/Application Support/Spectre
├── spectre.sqlite
├── profiles/
│ ├── ads-fr-01/
│ ├── shop-de-04/
│ └── social-us-12/
└── logs/06 Silent running
No sign-up, no sync server, no dashboard watching your accounts. Profiles, cookies and logs live in a folder you own; updates and uninstalls keep them.
07 Briefing
Spectre Browser is in invite-only early access. Request access and we will get back to you with an invitation.
macOS on Apple Silicon and Windows 64-bit.
Yes. The Local API follows AdsPower’s endpoints, so most automations only need the new port, and existing profiles can be imported from a running AdsPower engine.
Spectre runs its own source-built Chromium 159 fork with native profile patches, not a renamed SunBrowser binary or JavaScript fingerprint injections. Each engine payload includes its source revision, patch hashes, executable checksum and Chromium third-party notices.
No. Everything stays on your computer. There is no account and no cloud copy.
Pricing will be announced at launch. Early-access members hear about it first.
08 Enlist
Tell us how many profiles you run and what you automate. Invitations go out in small batches.
Request accessor write to access@spectrebrowser.com