If any one wanna try it in browser can try implement it on our chrome extension code base in typescript: https://github.com/nanobrowser/nanobrowser, we support browser use and re wrote its code in typescript, not yet supporting workflow use and love to hear how it works from community!
we built a chrome extension supporting browser use and can run locally in ur browser: https://github.com/nanobrowser/nanobrowser, feel free to implement workflow use on top of our code base in typescript. Love to learn how it works!
we built a chrome extension supporting browser use: https://github.com/nanobrowser/nanobrowser, feel free to implement workflow use on top of our code base in typescript. Love to learn how it works!
We completely rewrote the DOM processing part of browser-use with Typescript, built a multi-agent system and implemented the extension frontend with React, Vite and Typescript.
appreciate clarification. The low domain vs high domain distinction is spot-on:Latency kills expert workflows. keeping this in mind when integrating/designing voice recognition and more accessibility control options.
We are grateful for everyone contributing in open source, and would love for you to join our community to help making open source AI automation better!
Even if you're not interested in contributing code, you can help by:
-Trying out Nanobrowser and sharing your feedback.
-Suggesting new prompts and use cases.
-Helping us build a comprehensive evaluation framework.
-Joining our Discord community: https://discord.gg/NN3ABHggMK
We know it's early days, and there's still a lot to improve. We appreciate your support in such early times! Thanks for checking it out! We're excited to see what you build with Nanobrowser.