A few suggestions

[dleber]

Firstly, thanks for this repo, the documentation is fantastic and I'm super impressed by the frequent updates.

I did some initial testing in Docker before I came across your comment regarding Docker leaving detectable traces.

I was wondering:

• Are you able to give any insight as to why Docker leaves detectable traces, and whether this is a solvable problem or a fundamental limitation?

Regardless, I'll explore running SeleniumBase on GitHub Actions and other environments.

Also some suggestions:

• A note on the main README about the Docker limitation would be great
• I may have missed it, but it would be good to see a button to sponsor you or buy you a coffee at least. Maybe even paid access to premium features (I've seen a couple of other repos do this). The browser and anti-bot landscape is dynamic, and it would give me greater confidence in the project's longevity if you and other collaborators were financially rewarded for your efforts.

Thanks for all that you do, keep up the great work.

[mdmintz]

Hello,
What I know about the Docker stealth situation is that there's some kind of fingerprint there that is only seen with bot traffic. Since real humans don't browse the web from Docker containers, that makes sense. Also, since the Docker environment is Linux, yet Docker can be run from a Mac on Windows machine, that is also likely to leave some odd fingerprint. Regular Linux can be stealthy, assuming no residential IP ranges, eg: https://github.com/mdmintz/undetected-testing/actions/runs/15300710975/job/43040316632, which is an example of a GitHub Actions job that makes ChatGPT queries. This info can be found in existing issue & discussion tickets.

SeleniumBase is funded, so it doesn't require extra sponsorship. If people still want to donate, I do have my personal GitHub section: https://github.com/mdmintz, which contains a sponsor button.