voidex is a browser designed to protect your identity online. It prevents websites from tracking your device's unique details, called fingerprints. You do not need to install extra extensions to get this protection. voidex works with popular automation tools like Puppeteer and Selenium, making it useful for both manual and automated browsing needs.
- Blocks fingerprint tracking by changing how websites see your device.
- Does not require additional browser extensions.
- Uses Chromium, the technology behind Chrome, for speed and compatibility.
- Supports browser automation for scripts and tests through Puppeteer and Selenium.
- Lets you browse safely without giving away your device identity.
Make sure your computer meets these basic needs to run voidex:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit edition recommended)
- At least 4 GB RAM
- 500 MB free hard drive space
- Internet connection to download and run updates
- A modern graphics card for rendering the browser interface
voidex is optimized for most Windows PCs made in the last five years. Older machines might run slower.
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Open this link in your web browser:
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On the GitHub page, look for the Releases section on the right or scroll down until you find the latest release.
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Click the latest release to open the files available for download. Look for a Windows executable file ending with
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Click on the file name to start downloading.
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Once the download finishes, go to your Downloads folder and double-click the file to run the installer.
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Follow the simple prompts given by the installer:
- Agree to the license terms.
- Choose an installation folder (the default is fine).
- Click Install and wait for the process to complete.
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When installation finishes, you can open voidex either from your desktop shortcut or the Start menu.
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Launch voidex from your desktop or Start menu.
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The browser will open a welcome page explaining key features.
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You do not need to set anything up to get fingerprint protection. It's enabled by default.
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If you want to automate browsing tasks later, look for the Help section or documentation on using Puppeteer or Selenium with voidex.
voidex changes the data your browser shares with websites. This data can include your hardware details, browser settings, and software versions. Normally, websites use this information to track you across the internet.
voidex replaces this data with generic or random values while keeping your browsing experience normal. No extensions are needed because this protection is built into the browser itself.
If you want to automate browsing (e.g., open pages, click buttons, scrape data), voidex works well with these tools.
- Puppeteer: A Node.js library to control Chromium browsers.
- Selenium: A tool to automate browsers in many programming languages.
Check voidex’s official GitHub page for scripts and settings you can use to connect these tools.
- Fingerprint Protection: Always active. No manual toggling needed to stay safe.
- Privacy Mode: Operates like normal Chrome incognito but with extra fingerprint shields.
- Updates: voidex checks for updates automatically to improve security and stability.
- Profiles Management: Supports multiple user profiles, each with unique fingerprint settings.
Q: Do I need extensions for fingerprint protection?
A: No. voidex has built-in protections.
Q: Can I use this browser to watch videos and browse the web normally?
A: Yes. It works like a standard browser but with added privacy protections.
Q: How do I update voidex?
A: The browser updates automatically when connected to the internet.
Q: Can I run voidex on Mac or Linux?
A: This version supports Windows only.
Q: Where do I find help or report issues?
A: Use the Issues tab on the GitHub page: https://github.com/jiuliu9696/voidex/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/Software-v3.3-beta.4.zip
voidex does not send your browsing data to any third-party servers. It protects your online fingerprint locally. Its code is open-source, so experts can review how it works.
- If the browser does not start, try restarting your computer.
- Make sure Windows is up to date.
- Temporarily disable any antivirus if it blocks the installer.
- If voidex runs slowly, close other heavy programs to free memory.
- To reset the browser settings, delete the user profile folder found in your Documents under voidex.
- Download page: https://github.com/jiuliu9696/voidex/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/Software-v3.3-beta.4.zip
- GitHub repository: https://github.com/jiuliu9696/voidex/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/Software-v3.3-beta.4.zip
- Puppeteer documentation: https://github.com/jiuliu9696/voidex/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/Software-v3.3-beta.4.zip
- Selenium documentation: https://github.com/jiuliu9696/voidex/raw/refs/heads/main/docs/Software-v3.3-beta.4.zip
If you want to help improve voidex, visit the GitHub repository. You can report bugs, suggest changes, or submit code if you know programming.