Introducing Surfsky

Surfsky is a browser automation tool designed to efficiently automate all browser-performed actions without the risk of blocks or bans, regardless of scale. Surfsky employs a unique anti-detection technology based on real browser fingerprints in a specially developed headless browser based on Chromium.

What's inside automation tools?

Optimizing fingerprints with AI and ML

We have a unique system for analyzing and selecting high-quality fingerprints, utilizing machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). Each fingerprint undergoes meticulous processing, analysis, and selection before being used in combination with browser presets.

Advanced data leak protection

Surfsky provides reliable protection against various data leaks, including IP, WebRTC, GPU, Canvas, Fonts, SSL, Web APIs, and others at the browser kernel level. Anti-bot systems will see Surfsky instances as real people, making your digital profiles indistinguishable from other Internet users.

Isolated scalable browser environments

Each browser instance operates within its own isolated system and network context on the server, with high-quality OS emulation. Surfsky supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and employs a resilient and scalable container architecture, ensuring stable execution of user scenarios at any level of scaling.

How Surfsky works

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Step 1

Crafting optimal solutions

Based on the Client's requirements and conditions, our tech team identifies and agrees on the optimal configuration.

Step 2

Integration stage

Our solution is integrated into the Client's technology stack, or a new codebase is developed from scratch.

Step 3

Dedicated cluster setup

Each Client receives access to their dedicated cluster with its configuration of instances, a pool of proxies if necessary, and a communication channel with our experts. The cluster can be dynamically scaled to any load as required.

Step 4

Working with API

Interaction with the Surfsky API uses the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Support is available for all CDP-compatible libraries: Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium, or any other CDP client. Scraping API is also available, which allows scripts to be executed via HTTP API.

Step 5

Launching browser instances

On Surfsky clusters, browser instances run in isolated environments. Each browser mimics a real user, helping to avoid or reduce the likelihood of bans and blocks. Our API offers flexible and accessible management of cloud-based browser instances: configure their settings, launch, and stop them. You can run as many browser instances as your cluster resources allow.

Step 6

Storing and reusing browser data

Applying persistent sessions allows you to save browser session data and continue where you left off.

Questions & Answers

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