We at Kameleo have been seeing demand for a Linux + Docker based stealth browser solution for a long time. In our experience, the difficult part is not making it run in Docker, but achieving masking quality that performs well even on the tougher tests highlighted in this article.
We are releasing our own Linux Docker-based solution next week. It took us longer than expected because achieving the level of masking quality we expect from Kameleo is extremely hard. We did not want to ship something before it truly met that standard. Now we feel it is finally at a very strong level, and we believe the quality may be even better.
We at Kameleo have been seeing demand for a Linux + Docker based stealth browser solution for a long time. In our experience, the difficult part is not making it run in Docker, but achieving masking quality that performs well even on the tougher tests highlighted in this article.
We are releasing our own Linux Docker-based solution next week. It took us longer than expected because achieving the level of masking quality we expect from Kameleo is extremely hard. We did not want to ship something before it truly met that standard. Now we feel it is finally at a very strong level, and we believe the quality may be even better.
More info here: https://developer.kameleo.io/integrations/docker/
It is great to see more serious work happening in this space.
Thanks for sharing these insights.
Looking forward to testing that, as well!
solid take on this. curious how it plays out long term