By making bot.sannysoft the first test in your automation suite, you ensure that every subsequent test runs on a solid foundation. Bookmark it, integrate it, and never waste another afternoon debugging phantom browser crashes again.
Bot.sannysoft.com is an open-source testing environment created to show exactly what a website can see when a browser connects to it. It executes a comprehensive checklist of JavaScript tests to determine if the visiting browser is controlled by a human or an automated script (like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright).
For a more comprehensive check, you can complement your testing with other tools like pixelscan.net , creepjs.org , or browserscan.net . bot.sannysoft
The most useful feature is the rendered screenshot. It answers a critical question: "Does Google see the same content my users see?"
is a premier benchmarking tool used by developers to test the stealth of browser automation scripts (like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright) against anti-bot detection systems. By making bot
Queries the Permissions API and checks installed navigator plugins.
Automated environments (like headless Docker containers) often use software emulation (e.g., SwiftShader) instead of physical graphics cards (e.g., NVIDIA or Intel Iris). It executes a comprehensive checklist of JavaScript tests
is the definitive, industry-standard benchmark website used by web scrapers, automation engineers, and cybersecurity professionals to test the stealth capabilities of automated web browsers. Created by developer Alexander Romanov, this minimalist platform acts as a mirror, exposing exactly what a website’s anti-bot system sees when a script connects to it.
A company scraping competitor prices kept getting blocked after 50 requests. Using Selenium with headless Chrome and testing against , they discovered their navigator.webdriver flag was exposed. After patching it and re-verifying with the tool, their scrape success rate jumped to 95%.
name: Headless Browser Validation