Anubypass

Name: Anubypass
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: orca.pet

Bypasses Anubis' JavaScript challenges by spoofing the browser's user agent.

As of June 2026, Anubypass has 145 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 1 reviews in the Functionality & UI category.

orca.pet Functionality & UI

Chrome Web Store ↗.crx

Users+39.4%

145

Rating0%

5.00

1 reviews

Reviews−50.0%

Version

1.1

Manifest V3

90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 1 version update, changed permissions.

History

10 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 1, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 1, 2026	104	5.00	2	1.0
Apr 20, 2026	133	5.00	2	1.0
Apr 25, 2026	124	5.00	1	1.1
May 3, 2026	101	5.00	2	1.1
May 9, 2026	99	5.00	2	1.1
May 14, 2026	139	5.00	1	1.1
May 20, 2026	164	5.00	1	1.1
May 26, 2026	250	5.00	1	1.1
Jun 2, 2026	—	5.00	1	1.1
Jun 8, 2026	179	5.00	1	1.1
Now	145	5.00	1	1.1

Changelog

Apr 20, 2026

description

A Chrome extension to bypass Anubis's protection, saving your time and battery!

It works by detecting when the browser is presented with a JavaScript challenge and switching the User Agent to a random one, which Anubis lets through unchecked.

A Chrome extension to bypass Anubis' protection, saving your time and battery!

Anubis analyzes your browser's User Agent header. If you are on JavaScript-enabled browser,
it forces you a challenge before letting you through. On the contrary, if you are not, it
simply lets you walk through undisturbed.

To exploit this behaviour, this extension uses a list of known protected websites
for which, instead of sending your real browser User Agent that Anubis will know is JS-capable,
it sends instead a unique randomized User Agent that changes every four hours.

Apr 20, 2026

permissions

declarativeNetRequest, webRequest, scripting

declarativeNetRequest, alarms

Permissions & access

Permissions: declarativeNetRequestalarms
Host access: <all_urls>

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About

A Chrome extension to bypass Anubis' protection, saving your time and battery!

Anubis analyzes your browser's User Agent header. If you are on JavaScript-enabled browser,
it forces you a challenge before letting you through. On the contrary, if you are not, it
simply lets you walk through undisturbed.

To exploit this behaviour, this extension uses a list of known protected websites
for which, instead of sending your real browser User Agent that Anubis will know is JS-capable,
it sends instead a unique randomized User Agent that changes every four hours.