Kameleo Local API Example Codes

With Kameleo, you can easily create multiple virtual browser profiles to work with multiple accounts. It helps you hide your actual timezone, geolocation, language, IP address and creates natural browser fingerprints to prevent detection by anti-bot systems. Kameleo is compatible with Selenium, Playwright, and Puppeteer frameworks for automating web scraping tasks. This repository shows useful and easy to understand examples written in Node.js, Python and .NET Core (C#) about web scraping and automated browsing with Kameleo Client.

Features

• Stay completely undetected, so websites won’t be able to detect that you are using automation tools
• Start unlimited number of profiles with different natural browser fingerprints
• Use authenticated HTTP/SOCKS/SSH proxies in browsers
• Create isolated browsing environments simultaneously
• Use real browser profiles of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge
• Edit, Import or Export browser cookies
• Modify WebRTC parameters
• Modify Geolocation settings
• Modify Timezone and Language settings
• Modify WebGL fingerprint
• Modify 2D Canvas fingerprint
• Modify Navigator properties
• Modify Screen resolution

Note: You need Automation package of Kameleo to access the features described below.

How to start examples

1. Start the Kameleo.CLI on your computer

./Kameleo.CLI email="your@email.com" password="Pa$$w0rd"

2. Start the example code that you are interested in

• For projects located in the nodejs folder you must run npm install and then npm start.
• For projects located in the python folder you must run pip install -r requirements.txt and then python app.py.
• For project located in the dotnet-csharp folder just open the .csproj file using Visual Studio 2019 or later.

3. Check out Kameleo Help Center

If you are interested in more information about Kameleo, or have encountered an issue with using it, please check out our Help Center .

Folder	Description
automate_mobile_profiles_on_desktop	This code shows you how to emulate a mobile device in Chroma browser. And how to drive it with Selenium or any other automation framework.
clean_workspace	Delete the profiles in your Kameleo Workspace. Useful when migrating to Kameleo 3, in particular
connect_to_selenium	This code shows you how to launch a browser in Kameleo, perform actions using Selenium commands, and then close the browser.
connect_with_playwright_to_chrome	This code shows how to start a Chromium-based browser in Kameleo and automate tasks using the Playwright framework.
connect_with_playwright_to_firefox	This code illustrates how to start a Firefox in Kameleo and then automate actions using Playwright framework.
connect_with_puppeteer	This code illustrates how to start a Chromium based browser in Kameleo and then automate actions using Puppeteer framework.
create_profile	This is an example for creating a Kameleo profile using the Local API.
duplicate_profile	This code shows you how to duplicate the data stored in a virtual browser profile.
find_baseprofile	This quick example shows you different ways to find the perfect base profile using Kameleo Local API.
manage_cookies	Kameleo allows you to edit, modify or create cookies with just a few lines of code.
profile_export_import	This is a quick example of saving and loading profiles to/from .kameleo files on your computer.
start_browser_with_additional_options	Check out this example if you want to pass command-line arguments or extra Selenium capabilities when starting a browser.
start_with_proxy	Kameleo makes it easy to use any HTTP, SOCKS, or SSH proxy. Check out these few lines of code to see how.
update_profile	This code is to illustrate how easy is to modify profile attributes after you have created one.
upgrade_profile	If you reuse virtual browser profiles and you would like to update the spoofed browser version you should follow this example.