veilus

Launch Veilus browser profiles from Python and drive them with Playwright.

Each Veilus profile is a browser with its own fingerprint, proxy and cookies. This package talks to the Veilus app's local API, launches a profile, and connects Playwright to that profile's own browser — so your script runs with the profile's identity.

pip install "veilus[playwright]"

Requires the Veilus desktop app 0.2.9 or newer, running, with the local API turned on (API & MCP page in the app sidebar, Pro plan or higher). Create a token on that page and put it in the environment:

export VEILUS_API_TOKEN=...

import asyncio
from veilus import Veilus


async def main():
    veilus = Veilus()
    profiles = await veilus.list_profiles()

    session = await veilus.connect(profiles[0]["id"])
    await session.page.goto("https://example.com")
    print(await session.page.title())
    await session.close()  # disconnects Playwright; the profile keeps running

    await veilus.stop(profiles[0]["id"])


asyncio.run(main())

connect() reuses the profile if it is already running, otherwise launches it. It returns the profile's own context and page — don't create a new context with your own user agent, viewport or locale, as those would override the profile's values for that context.

API

diagnostic=True (Veilus 0.2.10 or newer) opens the profile through its proxy but without its fingerprint, in a temporary browser directory deleted on stop: the page sees this machine's real values. Use it to tell whether a site blocks the fingerprint or the IP — never on an account you care about.

Security

The token is read only from your code or VEILUS_API_TOKEN. This package never reads the app's token store. The profile's CDP address (cdpUrl) has no password: any local program can use it while the profile runs, and it listens on 127.0.0.1 only.

License

MIT or Apache-2.0, at your option.