Browser Automation

Control your real Chrome browser with your logins to click, type and read pages

Control Chrome through DevTools Protocol to reuse your logins and read pages

Drive a browser from the command line to navigate, fill forms and take screenshots

Automate Miyoushe check-ins, game content search and livestream code lookups

Control your signed-in Chrome browser through the Codex plugin or DevTools

Run JavaScript in a browser sandbox to debug pages and use external libraries

Automate browsers with persistent named pages for forms, screenshots and logins

Open and interact with public web pages through a bounded structured browser

Run browser automation commands to fetch and extract rendered web pages

Automate your logged-in Chrome to fetch pages, fill forms and call site commands

Turn 36 sites like Twitter, Reddit and GitHub into CLI commands via OpenClaw

Automate a real browser from the terminal to navigate, fill forms and take screenshots

Capture screenshots and automate macOS app interfaces with the Peekaboo CLI

Capture macOS screenshots and automate app windows and UI with Accessibility

Control a Chrome browser through DevTools Protocol to read, click and screenshot pages

Open and operate real browser pages with clicks, forms, screenshots and waits

Automate browser tasks with screenshots, form filling and web UI checks

Fix missing Chrome or Playwright browser installs before browser automation runs

Automate Chrome for screenshots, clicks and mobile layout tests without Playwright

Automate browser tasks like form filling, screenshots and data extraction via CLI

Browse login-protected sites by attaching sessions, saved storage or cookies

Drive native macOS and Windows apps through their accessibility tree

Open a public web page in the browser panel to view or verify it

Control your running Chrome over CDP to automate, scrape or test pages

Drive desktop and browser GUIs with Cua for app tests and screenshots

Control your own Chrome through Playwright snippets in a stateful sandbox

Run GUI app QA and browser automation in an isolated hidden Linux desktop

Drive a real browser for signed-in sites, forms, clicks and web QA

Reach pages blocked for a normal browser through readers, archives and stealth profiles

Improve browser automation by looping run traces into a navigation strategy

Automate websites from plain-language commands with the browse CLI

Port browser-use Python automation scripts to Stagehand v3 TypeScript

Sync local Chrome cookies into Browserbase to browse logged-in sites

Build an allowlisted browser tool so agents browse without raw shell access

Drive real websites to log in, fill forms and extract data with Skyvern

Automate browser tasks in plain language, filling forms and extracting data

Browse Bilibili pages and interact with the DOM for visual exploration

Route website browsing, login flows and evidence capture to the right browser tool

Connect an agent to Windows desktop apps on WorkSpaces Applications over MCP

Automate and inspect stealth browsers over MCP with clicks, cookies and screenshots

Drive your live Chrome session through the DevTools protocol with your approval

Drive Chrome over CDP to navigate, fill forms, take screenshots and debug pages

Drive the agent-browser CLI for navigation, forms, screenshots and web app checks

Navigate sites, fill forms, take screenshots and debug UI with the Vibium CLI

Install and operate Open Computer Use, an open-source desktop control MCP server

Launch Chrome with remote debugging, navigate pages and capture screenshots over CDP

Drive a visible Chrome browser through DevTools to test and use web pages

Show and control HTML canvases on connected Mac, iOS and Android devices

Deploy scheduled browser automations as callable serverless functions