agent-browser

Automate web browsing by using a headless browser instance to navigate to URLs, interact with DOM elements via semantic locators, and extract text or screenshots for data extraction. This eliminates manual browsing effort when gathering information across multiple pages.

Yes, browser automation supports automated form filling by interacting with web apps using element references or semantic locators like button names and text labels. You can navigate to any URL and submit forms without manual input.

Capture web page screenshots and export PDFs by controlling a headless browser instance to navigate to target URLs and save page content. This method works for web content archival and academic research workflows.

Automated web testing works across any public or authenticated web property. The automation tool interacts with DOM elements via reference IDs, allowing you to test frontend applications and capture accessibility trees on secured sites.

Extract specific text and HTML attributes from page elements by capturing the accessibility tree and interacting with DOM elements via reference IDs. The tool exports page content as text, screenshots, or PDFs for research and reporting.

Using a headless browser requires the agent-browser CLI tool to control the instance and interact with DOM elements. It is limited to tasks requiring manual browser interaction, such as data extraction and form filling, and depends on semantic locators.