ShardX Launcher
Free anti-detect browser for multi-accounting and automation
What it does
ShardX Launcher is a free anti-detect browser for multi-accounting, web scraping, and automation. It creates isolated profiles with coherent, engine-level fingerprint spoofing across WebGL, WebGPU, Client Hints, fonts, TLS, WebRTC, and more. It includes 170+ device profiles, proxy management, persistent sessions, cookie tools, a local automation API, MCP integration, and Python, Node.js, and Rust SDKs. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Free, open-source anti-detect browser launcher for web scraping and multi-accounting. By the ProxyShard team. Engine-level fingerprint spoofing in Chromium 148 (WebGL / WebGPU / Client Hints / fonts / TLS), 170+ device profiles bundled, stable QUIC + WebRTC over SOCKS5. - ProxyShard/ShardBrowser
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