Chrome 157open patches: 41free for teams

An anti-detect browser you can check

Its own Chromium fork. The spoofing lives in C++, the patches are in the repository, and every vector is measured by the bench that ships alongside. Free, for a team as well.

macOS (Apple Silicon): signed and notarised. Windows x64: the installer is unsigned, so SmartScreen asks for “More info → Run anyway”.

Chrome 157
core, on current stable
41
patches to Chromium, all published
13 / 13
release gate checks
32
machines in the catalogue

What your browser is saying right now

This table reads your own browser in this tab, beside what one Fury profile claims. Every site you visit can read the left column. Nothing here is sent anywhere.

This browserA Fury profile

The right column is a real machine from the catalogue with your operating system. Timezone and languages follow the proxy's country.

Three things together

Each exists somewhere on its own. Among the products we looked at, only Fury has all three.

A core you can build

41 patches against Chromium 157.0.8103.39, in the repository as text. The spoofing is in C++ rather than injected JavaScript: an injection is visible from the page, a patch is not.

A team, not a shared folder

Projects, roles, a permission on every action, a distributed lock and an audit trail. Access is revoked in one click, whereas a file you handed over cannot be taken back.

A server you run yourself

A ready binary or Docker image and Postgres on any VPS, installed in a minute. Bundles are encrypted on your own machine, so the server holds what it cannot itself read.

What else is inside

The interface is in 15 languages: English, Russian, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Vietnamese and Ukrainian. Twelve of them are machine translations so far, and corrections are welcome. Each release lists what changed.

Android phones

Captured from real devices and compared against them. Touch, pixel density and sensors behave as on a phone. You can capture your own phone on the probe page.

RealmeRMX5131
Adreno 722
HuaweiP30 ELE-L29
Mali-G76

Account import

Lines separated by | or a CSV: login, password, 2FA secret, cookies, token, email, email password, backup email. Each account needs its own proxy.

login|password|2FA|cookies|token|email|… logins and 2FA to the profile, cookies to the browser

Moving from other browsers

Names, notes, tags, start pages, proxies with their passwords, and cookies come over. The fingerprint does not: each profile gets a device from the catalogue with the same OS.

GoLoginDolphinAdsPowerUndetectableKameleoVision

Network and fonts from the profile

navigator.connection reports the profile's values rather than the computer's real network. Hidden fonts cannot be found by a side route, and you can add your own to them.

Extensions

Installed from the Chrome Web Store and the built-in catalogue, through the profile's proxy. An extension can be copied into other profiles along with its login.

Proxies and your own network

The check names the country, the city and why a proxy failed. An IP can be changed by its rotation link. Through WireGuard a site sees the profile's OS in TCP. An @local list lets profiles reach hosts on your private network, such as Tailscale.

httpsocks5wireguard@local

A machine of your own OS

A new profile gets a device with your computer's operating system, because a profile claiming another one is what checkers catch. Choosing another is allowed, and the app warns you when you do.

Proxies at a discount

proxys.io is a partner of Fury. FURY10: 10% off datacenter proxies. FURY35: 35% off residential proxies paid by traffic. Buying with these codes supports development. Fury sends them nothing.

Buy proxies

An AI agent that is yours

Connect Claude Desktop, Cursor or Claude Code with one button and ask in plain words. The assistant creates profiles and proxies, opens them, goes to sites, clicks, types and warms profiles up.

Elsewhere this is an “AI agent” sold for credits, on their model and their server, with access to your profiles. Here the MCP server is built into Fury and runs on your machine. The assistant, the account and the key are yours, proxy passwords never reach it, and it cannot erase a profile for good.

A profile can be opened in the background, so its window does not take focus. We have not checked this on Windows yet.

Your team, your server

Give one profile to one person, or a whole project to a manager. One person at a time holds a profile, so two people cannot overwrite each other's session. Use our server or run your own with one command.

OwnerEverything. One per team.
AdminInvites, lets people in, creates projects, gives access. Sees every project.
ManagerWorks in the projects given, and gives access inside them.
MemberWorks only in what was given.

Do not take it on trust. Measure it.

Last run on 05.11.2026: version 0.5.0, core 157, a macOS profile on a Mac. Windows on this core was measured only on fingerprint.com, on a build server with no GPU.

pixelscan“Your Browser Fingerprint is consistent”, no masking, no automated behaviour.
iphey“Trustworthy”, MX score 100, no suspicious signals.
bot.sannysoftAll checks passed.
BrowserScan90%, no bot detected. It takes off 5% for WebGL and 5% for canvas.
fv.proTakes off 5%, because it believes the latest Chrome is 150.
demo.fingerprint.comCore 157 is worse here for now. “Browser Tampering: Yes” on a macOS profile: 1 of 16 visits with 16 GB of memory, 0 of 17 with 8 GB, 0 of 9 on core 155. On Windows, on a build server with no GPU: 9 of 11 with 16 GB, 3 of 11 with 8 GB. Since 0.5.1 a new Windows profile starts on 8 GB, and existing profiles keep what they have. Why 16 GB matters on this core and not on 155 is not known yet.

The bench ships with it

tools/detect-suite dumps ~460 fingerprint values across nine execution contexts: main frame, workers, a worklet and four kinds of iframe.

The gate

fury-detect gate checks a fingerprint for internal contradictions and exits non-zero, so it drops straight into CI.

A report in every release

REPORT.md names the core's sha256, the patch series and the commit it was all built from. status.html shows Fury and real Chrome field by field.

Found something? If a checker flags your profile, open an issue with a screenshot. What checkers caught before and how it was fixed is in the commit history, each fix with its measurement.

The core's version is a fingerprint too

A browser three majors behind Chrome is identified by one number, before any spoofing is looked at. Ours is read out of the repository when this page is built. The others are what we measured ourselves on 05 November 2026 (the market review).

ProductCoreTeamsSourcePrice
Fury157yescorefree
ShardBrowser157yeslauncherfree
Octo Browser156yesnosubscription
AdsPower156yesnosubscription
Multilogin X156yesnosubscription
Undetectable155yesnosubscription
GoLogin154yesnosubscription
fingerprint-chromium150noyesfree
Dolphin Anty144yesnosubscription
Camoufox (Firefox)158noyesfree

Camoufox is on Firefox: its number is a Firefox version and does not compare with Chrome, so it has no bar. The rest show the Chromium major. Dolphin Anty publishes no changelog, so its number is from their blog, a post last updated in August 2026. “Launcher” means the profile manager is open and the engine itself is a closed binary.

Why it is free

No seats, no per-profile pricing, no paid tier held back, no telemetry. That is a decision rather than a stage: the licence is AGPL and every measurement is published so nobody has to take anyone's word for it.

There is no company behind this. What it costs is ordinary: a code-signing certificate so the download does not fight Gatekeeper, and a machine to rebuild the core against every Chromium release.

Support it

USDT on TRC20. Nothing is gated behind it, now or later.

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A persona measured on your own machine is still worth more than money: each one is a crowd for somebody to hide in. How to send one.

Two downloads

The application and the browser core are separate: the application changes weekly, the core when Chromium does. Fury offers the core at first start, so one button is enough.

macOS

Apple Silicon. Signed and notarised. The core is about 107 MB.

Download 0.5.1

Windows

Windows x64. The installer is unsigned, so SmartScreen asks for “More info → Run anyway”. The core is about 150 MB.

Download 0.5.1

Team server

Linux x86_64 or ARM64: a ready binary, a Docker image, or an installer with one command. It needs Postgres.

Your own server

There is no Linux browser: Fury's application and core run on macOS and Windows, and Linux is the server only.