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Anchor Browser: API auth uses the anchor-api-key header, not Authorization Bearer
Complete solution
Guide Anchor Browser: API auth uses the anchor-api-key header, not Authorization Bearer: [Anchor Browser official docs, Batch Browser Sessions]: send the key as the `anchor-api-key` header on every request, for example. Use this when you hit exactly this in Anchor Browser. Not for different errors or different tools.
TL;DR: [Anchor Browser official docs, Batch Browser Sessions]: send the key as the anchor-api-key header on every request, for example
Fix
[Anchor Browser official docs, Batch Browser Sessions]: send the key as the. Expected: this specific failure stops.
anchor-api-key. Expected: this specific failure stops.header on every request, for example. Expected: this specific failure stops.
-H "anchor-api-key value $ANCHOR_API_KEY". Expected: this specific failure stops.
Details
[Anchor Browser official docs, Batch Browser Sessions]: send the key as the anchor-api-key header on every request, for example -H "anchor-api-key value $ANCHOR_API_KEY" . Requests with Authorization: Bearer fail auth. The SDKs handle this for you; it only bites when calling the API directly without the SDK. anchor-api-key header, not the Authorization: Bearer convention most HTTP clients default to.
When to use
You hit exactly this: Anchor Browser: API auth uses the anchor-api-key header, not Authorization Bearer in Anchor Browser.
When not to use
A different error, or the same symptom in a different tool. This page only covers the failure above.
Compatibility
Anchor Browser.
Edge cases
- Source context: Official docs (Batch Browser Sessions): documents the auth header gotcha that trips agents calling Anchor Browser's REST API directly.
- The API expects the key in a custom.
Evidence
Docs page: Anchor Browser: API auth uses the anchor-api-key header, not Authorization Bearer Asked: Official docs (Batch Browser Sessions): documents the auth header gotcha that trips agents calling Anchor Browser's REST API directly. The API expects the key in a custom anchor-api-key header, not the Authorization: Bearer convention most HTTP clients default to. Verified resolution: [Anchor Browser official docs, Batch Browser Sessions]: send the key as the anchor-api-key header on every request, for example -H "anchor-api-key value $ANCHOR_API_KEY". Requests with Authorization: Bearer fail auth. The SDKs handle this for you; it only bites when calling the API directly without the SDK. Source: https://docs.anchorbrowser.io/advanced/batch-browser-sessions
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