Identity & Fingerprinting

Browser fingerprints, identity profiles, site technology detection, and compatibility status

Identity tools control how Wraith Browser presents itself to websites. You can switch between browser fingerprint profiles, set personal or anonymous identity modes, detect a site's technology stack, and verify your TLS fingerprint matches a real Chrome browser.

Tools

Tool	Description	Key Parameters
`fingerprint_list`	List available browser fingerprint profiles	(none)
`fingerprint_import`	Import a fingerprint profile from a JSON file	`path` (required)
`identity_profile`	Set browsing identity (personal or anonymous)	`profile_type` (required), `name`
`site_fingerprint`	Detect a website's technology stack	`url`
`stealth_status`	Show current TLS compatibility and compatibility config	(none)
`tls_verify`	Verify TLS fingerprint matches Chrome 136	(none)

Examples

Set an anonymous browsing identity

{
  "tool": "identity_profile",
  "arguments": {
    "profile_type": "anonymous"
  }
}

Switches to anonymous mode. Use "personal" with a name parameter when you want to browse as yourself.

Detect a site's technology stack

{
  "tool": "site_fingerprint",
  "arguments": {
    "url": "https://example.com"
  }
}

Returns detected technologies: React, WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, etc. Useful for deciding whether to use the native engine or CDP for JavaScript-heavy frameworks.

Verify TLS compatibility

{
  "tool": "tls_verify",
  "arguments": {}
}

Fetches a TLS fingerprinting service and compares JA3/JA4 hashes, cipher suites, and HTTP/2 SETTINGS against known Chrome 136 values. Returns a detailed pass/fail report. Requires the stealth-tls feature flag.