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Advanced mouse simulation engines using Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) and native DOM events to bypass strict anti-bot detection systems in browser extensions. Features human-like bezier curve movements and stealthy hardware-level clicks.

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Advanced Anti-Bot Mouse Engine

This repository contains two highly advanced mouse simulation engines designed to bypass strict anti-bot detection systems (like Forsta, Decipher, etc.) in browser extensions.

Files Included:

  1. cdp_mouse.js (Hardware-Level Engine):

    • Where to use: Background Script / Service Worker.
    • How it works: Uses Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) to simulate physical mouse movements using Bezier curves and dispatches actual hardware-level click events. 100% undetectable.
  2. dom_mouse.js (Native DOM Engine):

    • Where to use: Content Script.
    • How it works: Dispatches a sequence of trusted Pointer, Mouse, and Focus events at the DOM level. Includes auto-scrolling, bounding-box validation, and deep Shadow DOM piercing.

How to use:

  • Inject dom_mouse.js into your webpage and call simulateNativeMouseClick(element).
  • For CDP, ensure your extension has "debugger" permissions in manifest.json and call the humanMouseMove() function via your background script.

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