The whole point of AI browser automation is mimicking human behaviour, fighting the anti-bot detection systems. If the point is interacting with systems, we'd be using APIs
Also any plans to add remote browser control feature? For Human in the loop tasks, for example advanced captcha bypassing and troubleshooting tasks that are stuck
Great work! I just tried it and Google immediately captcha'd me on the first attempt. Is it using playwright or patchright? patchright using chrome and not chromium is more robust
Companies work on averages, statistically what retains, engages the users.
But Spotify is far better now than it was 10 years ago. I still have playlists, I can still instantly find any song I want. The added bonus is the discovery engine. So the UX now is a superset of what it was before.
I struggle to understand why. Is it tariffs or some sort of farmer protectionism lobbying like Switzerland? Switzerland, one of the most expensive countries, has pretty decent grocery price.
Neighbour Sweden has pretty great prices for that latitude.
Denmark, imho, has the worst grocery stores of all Western European countries. I'm comparing an average supermarket not some organic high-end. I find grocery shopping usually pleasurable, Netto makes get out asap.