firecrawl-instruct

To scrape data behind JavaScript rendering and button clicks, you first run a standard scrape to get a page ID, then issue natural-language or executable browser instructions to interact with UI elements. This automates clicks and form submissions to reveal dynamically rendered content.

Yes, authenticated scraping and login flows are supported. You can navigate multi-step wizards and checkout processes by optionally persisting state via a named browser profile, allowing the automation to maintain session authentication across stateful journeys.

The best way to extract paginated data or handle infinite scroll is by escalating to live browser interaction after a standard scrape. You instruct the agent to navigate pagination or scroll through content, ensuring all dynamically loaded results are captured before extraction.

Yes, you need a prior scrape ID to start interacting with a scraped page. The tool operates as an escalation step when standard approaches fail, requiring an initial scrape of the target URL to obtain the ID before issuing interaction commands.

Your web scraper fails to extract content from multi-step forms because the data only becomes accessible after real user interactions like form submissions and page navigations. Plain scraping cannot execute these stateful JavaScript-driven flows to reveal the hidden content.