Multi-language support / 多国语言支持

🇺🇸 English · 🇨🇳 中文

Local fingerprint browser · Isolated Chromium profiles · Proxy / fingerprint / sync / RPA

OpenBrowser is a local desktop fingerprint browser for managing multiple isolated Chromium environments. It combines profile isolation, proxy configuration, browser fingerprint controls, extension management, window synchronization, a local API, MCP integration, and local RPA workflows in one desktop app.

The app supports multiple UI languages, currently including English and Chinese.

Read the disclaimer before use. OpenBrowser does not guarantee anonymity, unique fingerprints, or compatibility with any specific website.

• Screenshots
• Key features
• Supported platforms
• Quick start
• Packaging
• Self-tests
• Project layout
• Data and security

Overview	Environments
Main navigation and module entry points	Profiles, start/stop controls, and groups

Profile / fingerprint	Local settings
Proxy, fingerprint, and extension settings	Theme, language, and system options

Requires Node.js LTS and npm.

cd Browserapp
npm ci --include=dev
npm run selftest
npm start

Or use the launcher scripts from the repository root:

cd Browserapp
# Optional: OPENBROWSER_PACKAGE_ARCH=x86_64 or arm64
npm run package:portable

Build output is written to Browserapp/dist/.

cd Browserapp
npm run selftest
npm run selftest:automation
npm run selftest:protocol
npm run selftest:isolation
npm run selftest:kernel
npm run selftest:cloud

OpenBrowser/
├── Browserapp/            # App source
├── docs/screenshots/      # Screenshots
├── start-test.command     # macOS launcher
├── start-test.cmd         # Windows launcher
├── DISCLAIMER.md
├── LICENSE
├── README.md              # English documentation
└── README_CN.md           # Chinese documentation

This repository contains source code and documentation only. It does not include profiles, cookies, proxy credentials, bundled kernel binaries, or installers. Official Windows x64 and macOS arm64 builds download the matching Wayfern kernel during CI packaging; macOS x86_64 builds include the OpenBrowser 148 kernel.

• The local API binds to loopback by default.
• If OPENBROWSER_API_KEY is set, requests must include the api-key header.
• Browser startup failures are appended to the local-only browser-startup.log under the user's OpenBrowser data directory. Inspect it with npm run log:startup from Browserapp/; logs are ignored by Git.
• Third-party notices are documented in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.
• Cloud backup integrations only connect outward after explicit user configuration.

• Automation module
• Disclaimer
• Third-party notices

MIT