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Firefox lovers – we have exciting news for you! The wait is over, and now our Junglefox browser is as capable as Chroma. If you’re using Google services like Gmail, you’re in for a treat, because Junglefox on Firefox is not just efficient; it’s efficiency on steroids!

In this minor update, we’ve optimized the behavior on sites that run Cloudflare, and updated both Chroma and Junglefox. And, of course, we’ve ironed out a few minor bugs for good measure. Enjoy the smoother experience and stay safe!

We have exciting news for you! We’ve developed a brand-new Chromium browser, and it’s called Chroma! It displays more natural behavior and superiorly spoofs bot detection systems like Cloudflare. This enhancement means fewer account bans for you and will significantly improve your experience whether using our Windows app or the command line interface + automation. If you’re a Firefox user, hold tight – your upgrade is next in line!

The Kameleo team proudly presents our latest update! Welcome to version 2.11.4.

We are proud to announce our new version of Kameleo of 2.11! We have improved our Intelligent Canvas feature and WebGL spoofing.

At Kameleo, we’re eager to learn about new technologies and the benefits our customers can gain from them. That’s why we’re excited to announce that starting with the next version (2.11), our services will be based on the .NET 7 framework. This change is also a big step towards making Kameleo available to Mac and Linux users. Stay tuned for updates!

We are happy to announce that we just published a new update. The new version includes fresh browser cores for our custom-built Chromium engine, and for Google Chrome. So if you are running the latest base profiles (Chrome 108) the launcher browser will match it as well.

This article explains the process of automatically interacting with potential Instagram followers using Selenium and Kameleo, without being flagged by Instagram.

This article explains how a script automates actions on Instagram, like following accounts and liking posts, while being cautious to avoid detection. However, it also warns about potential risks, such as account bans, due to Instagram's measures against automated activities.