# Argus Browser — Case Study

> Canonical site: https://simnetiq.store/en/projects/argus-browser
> Last generated: 2026-08-22

Live: https://www.browserargus.com

Argus Browser is an anti-detect browser built on a custom Chromium fork. The identity — fingerprint, WebRTC address and cookie jar — is applied below the page, inside the engine, where a script cannot read around it. A desktop control plane owns the profiles, proxies, cookie sets, automations, schedules and datasets, and hands each browser session one launch payload and nothing more. Signed and notarised builds for macOS (Apple Silicon) and Windows, with MCP and a local HTTP API for driving it from your own tooling.

Stack: C++ / Chromium fork (browser), Electron + React + Vite (desktop control plane), Next.js + Supabase + Revolut Merchant API (site, auth, checkout).
Status: Production. Live at browserargus.com, v1.0.77, signed and notarised builds for macOS (Apple Silicon) and Windows 10/11. Anti-detect browser: fingerprint, WebRTC address and cookie jar applied inside the engine rather than injected into the page. Hundreds of isolated profiles per workspace, a shared proxy library with live health checks, step-tree automations on a schedule, workspace-owned datasets, and an AI assistant that runs on the customer's own provider keys. Drivable over MCP and a local HTTP API.