agent-browser

Automate web navigation by opening target sites, capturing interactive snapshots to reference DOM elements, then clicking or filling inputs to extract data. This handles dynamic pages by using element refs to interact reliably after DOM changes and outputting results as JSON.

Yes, you can capture screenshots during browser automation workflows. After navigating to a page or completing interactions like form submissions, the tool generates screenshots plus page and element metadata for downstream review or testing validation.

Fill out forms automatically by opening the authenticated session, taking an interactive snapshot to find input refs, filling the required fields, and clicking submit. You can then wait for network idle or a URL change to confirm the submission succeeded.

The best way to test web UI flows is to automate the entire sequence: open pages, use snapshots to target controls, fill inputs, and click buttons. Wait for specific conditions like URL changes, then capture screenshots to verify the results repeatably.

Yes, browser automation works with dynamic DOM changes by using interactive snapshots. Snapshots provide element refs that allow you to interact reliably even after the page structure updates, ensuring accurate clicks and data extraction across dynamic content.

Wait for network idle or URL changes during web data extraction by using built-in wait conditions. After triggering actions like form submissions, the tool waits for these specific states before capturing screenshots or extracting confirmation text from the resulting page.