Add AntiBrow - #3893
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Adding AntiBrow, an anti-detect browser with per-profile proxies and a Playwright/MCP API, built on a Chromium fork.
Checked before filing:
antibrow.com/download/linux302s to the file above7f 45 4c 46(ELF) with41 49 02at offset 8What I could not check from my machine, since I am on macOS: whether it starts cleanly on the oldest still-supported Ubuntu LTS. I am relying on your CI for that rather than claiming I tested it. If it fails there, say so and I will fix the build rather than argue with the runner.
Disclosure: I maintain AntiBrow. The SDK is MIT; the browser engine it downloads is closed source under separate terms, which the product docs state up front - flagging it here because the catalog links to authors' own download pages and reviewers may want to know.