Browser Control

To automate web interaction on an open browser, you use typed reference ids to click links, fill inputs, and scroll. The system inspects DOM elements and generates readable content details for targeted actions.

A typed reference id is a stable identifier generated for specific DOM elements like links, buttons, and inputs. It enables reliable navigation and interaction by ensuring actions execute on the correct on-screen elements.

You select a specific browser tab by listing currently open browsers with their ids, URLs, and titles. The system tracks the last interacted browser to streamline subsequent form interactions and navigation.

Yes, you can restrict DOM inspection to specific selectors or elements. This scoped read capability provides targeted information and precision without needing to process whole-page context.

To handle dynamically changing pages during web automation, use browser helpers to settle navigation and reads. Execute interactions using the latest reference ids and handle noObservedEffect with best-effort state tags.

Clicks fail on dynamically updated elements when reference ids become stale. You must use content detail captures to generate fresh reference ids and retry interactions to ensure the browser targets the current DOM state.