FlarelessHeadlessChrome

Pass cloudflare turnstile challenge using patched chrome binary (Windows/Linux x64).

How it works

Currently, with new headless mode the only thing that stops us from browsing sites behind CF waf is:

console.log(navigator.webdriver) // prints true while using CDP

And HeadlessChrome useragent.

Trying to patch it using javascript is challenging, because it can be detected in 10000 ways.

So I made simple patches to chrome binary using my tool fabricbin which searches for code patterns and replaces it with defined in config (windows_patch.yaml or linux_patch.yaml).

Applied patches

• blink::Navigator::webdriver

return 0;

• embedder_support::GetUserAgentInternal

Usage

1. Copy & paste chrome files to ./chrome_win_x64/ or ./chrome_linux_x64/ directory.

2. Install fabricbin

cargo install --git https://github.com/makindotcc/fabricbin

3. Patch chrome (on linux) or chrome.dll (on windows) in our ./chrome_linux_x64/ or ./chrome_win_x64/ directory.

# Create original binary copy.
# change version number '118.0.5993.71' to version you own
# linux
cp chrome_linux_x64/chrome chrome_linux_x64/chrome_org
# or windows
cp chrome_win_x64/118.0.5993.71/chrome.dll chrome_win_x64/118.0.5993.71/chrome_org.dll

Edit linux_patch.yaml / windows_patch.yaml with right input_file and output_file (change version number to your current chrome version like (on windows) ./chrome_win_x64/118.0.5993.71/chrome_org.dll to ./chrome_win_x64/110.0.2993.35/chrome_org.dll)

fabricbin linux_patch.yaml
# or
fabricbin windows_patch.yaml

4. Done, you can browse websites behind cloudflare waf using modified chrome build with CDP and new headless (--headless=new).
   For example usage see src/main.rs