Defines how Sneaky should work with the browser context.
Path:

system.browser.stealth.sneaky

Hierarchy

  • SneakyConfig

Properties

allowElementChainManipulation: boolean

Default: true

True when sneaky should manipulate the element append, prepend and similar methods and setters to detect new iframes.

system.browser.stealth.sneaky.allowElementChainManipulation

allowIFrameContentManipulation: boolean

Default: true

True when sneaky should manipulate iframe contentWindow and contentDocument to detect new iframes. When allowElementChainManipulation is true this setting will be ignored.

system.browser.stealth.sneaky.allowIFrameContentManipulation

allowObjectCreateManipulation: boolean

Default: true

True when sneaky should manipulate Object.create to hide our modifications.

system.browser.stealth.sneaky.allowObjectCreateManipulation

allowObjectSetPrototypeOfManipulation: boolean

Default: true

True when sneaky should manipulate Object.setPrototypeOf to hide our modifications.

system.browser.stealth.sneaky.allowObjectSetPrototypeOfManipulation

allowStackTraceManipulation: boolean

Default: true

True when sneaky should manipulate stack traces to hide our modifications.

system.browser.stealth.sneaky.allowStackTraceManipulation

allowToStringManipulation: boolean

Default: true

True when sneaky should manipulate the toString() method.

system.browser.stealth.sneaky.allowToStringManipulation

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