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Wick now publishes a public, always-live view of which sites work with which strategy — real per-fetch telemetry, no URL paths, no user identity. "Does Wick actually work on X?" stops being a guess.

The Free/Pro split is gone. CEF rendering, stealth patches, auto-CAPTCHA, residential tunneling — all free, MIT, in one binary with adaptive fallback.

Playwright, Puppeteer, and Browserbase all control Chrome via CDP — a debug protocol that sites can detect. Wick uses CEF to embed Chrome's engine directly, with no automation artifacts to fingerprint.

Wick's Chrome TLS fingerprinting is now available on the Apify marketplace. Fetch, crawl, and map websites from Apify's cloud — with scheduling, integrations, and pipeline support.

One command gives every tool on your machine browser-grade web access. Python, LangChain, n8n, Jupyter, curl — anything that can make an HTTP request.

New wick_crawl and wick_map tools. We tested against 25 protected sites and scored 100% — matching Bright Data without any cloud infrastructure. Full comparison to nine competing MCP servers.

Download video from Reddit, YouTube, Twitter. Auto-detect media in fetched pages.

Claude Code gets 403 Forbidden when fetching web pages. Here's why it happens (TLS fingerprinting) and how to fix it in 30 seconds with Wick.

Anti-bot systems fingerprint TLS handshakes, not just headers. That's why your agent gets blocked and how browser-grade networking fixes it.