browser-use

You can automate web testing across persistent browser sessions by issuing structured CLI commands that maintain state across multiple steps. This allows you to navigate websites, inspect page state, and interact with elements continuously without losing your session context.

Yes, browser automation supports flexible modes including headless Chromium, real Chrome, and remote cloud browsers. You can choose the appropriate mode for your web testing, form filling, or data extraction workflows while maintaining built-in screenshot support.

You can take screenshots and extract data by running structured CLI commands that navigate to target web pages. The automation tool inspects the page state, interacts with elements, and captures the required visual or data output reliably.

The best way to manage browser profiles for multi-step web tasks is using structured CLI commands with built-in profile management and safety checks. This ensures reliable automation by preserving persistent sessions and state across complex web navigation and form filling workflows.

Yes, browser automation supports JavaScript evaluation on remote cloud browsers. You can execute custom JavaScript to inspect page state and interact with elements, with structured error handling ensuring reliable automation across local and remote environments.

You need environment verification to ensure reliable browser automation before executing web tasks. Running a doctor command checks your setup, validating that dependencies and configurations are correct so that state inspection, element interaction, and data extraction run without errors.