Changelog

New versions are offered inside the program

1.1.2 15 October 2026

A profile can become a new person in one step, and cookies can be exported.

New identity in the profile menu. Clean browser erases the whole browser folder and gives the profile a new fingerprint and a new IP. Untick it to choose what goes: cookies, history, site data, tabs or cache. Firefox then clears them itself, so bookmarks, saved logins and add-on data stay. The new IP is a new session for a rotating proxy, new circuits for Tor or a free proxy from the list. See API reference.
Cookie export. Save the cookies of a profile as cookies.txt or as JSON for Cookie-Editor, for all domains or one.
Browser theme. Each profile can show sites a dark or a light theme, or follow the computer. Sites see it as prefers-color-scheme.
The profile list shows how much disk space each profile takes, with the total next to the profile count.
On Windows the tray menu has a Profiles list. Click a profile to start or stop it. The tray menu follows the language of the program.

Scripts on another machine can drive a browser, and a headless window now fits its screen.

Remote automation. A profile started with automation "bidi" can be driven from another machine over /api/v1/profiles/{id}/bidi, with Selenium, Puppeteer or any WebDriver BiDi client. A page cannot tell: navigator.webdriver stays false. See HTTP API.
Headless window size. A headless browser used to open at 1280 by 1040 whatever the fingerprint said, often taller than its screen. On Windows the window now matches the available area of the fingerprint's screen. In Docker a headless start runs on a virtual screen like any other.
A profile can get its password in the New profile dialog and in the create request. The Python client takes password in create, start and playwright_context.
In Docker the update notice reads "How to update" and opens the update commands. There is nothing to download for a container.
Import and export buttons have their own icons, so the arrows no longer read both ways.

Camoufy now runs on Linux, as a Docker image.

Docker image camoufy/camoufy for amd64 and arm64. The interface opens in your browser and asks for the API key once. See the Docker guide.
In Docker every profile with a window has its own virtual screen. The Screen button opens it in a tab, with mouse, keyboard and paste.
Profile password. A profile with a password keeps its cookies, logins and history encrypted while it is stopped, and saves its state encrypted every minute while it runs. A lost password cannot be recovered. See Profile password.
Engine downloads resume after a broken connection, so a 1 GB archive no longer fails halfway.
Snowflake bridges work again. Current Tor bundles keep snowflake inside lyrebird, and Camoufy now looks for it there.
The window style chosen in Settings applies to every engine version. A newly installed engine used to come up with the Camoufox theme.
The running count in the side menu is correct on every page.

An AI model can now work through your profiles for you.

AI control over MCP. Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and LM Studio start profiles, read pages, click, type and take screenshots. The API page in the program has ready-made configs, and every action goes to logs\mcp.log.
Update check. It runs at start (can be turned off in Settings), and the side menu has a Check for updates link that turns into a download link when a new version is out.
Profiles with macOS or Linux fingerprints show the minimize, maximize and close buttons again. The buttons are drawn without Windows fonts, so the fingerprint stays clean.
Tor bridges entered in Settings are saved.
Starting camoufy.exe while it already runs brings the window back from the tray.
The select all checkbox in the profile list can clear the selection again.

First public build.

Profiles with fingerprints frozen from a 64-bit seed, built from 312 real Firefox presets for Windows, macOS and Linux.
A proxy per profile with sticky residential sessions, automatic rotation and geo from the exit IP.
Tor as a proxy mode, one tor.exe per profile, with exit country and bridges.
Add-on library with per-profile activation and one-click updates.
Cookie import in Netscape format, plus profile export and import.
Browser windows kept inside the screen of the fingerprint.
Local HTTP API with a Python client for Playwright.