Browser Use
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Browser Use provides hosted AI agents and remote browser infrastructure for automating work on websites, including workflows without a usable API.
Browser Use Agents turns natural-language tasks into browser actions for research, form completion, data collection, and document downloads.
Browser Infrastructure gives developers remote Chromium sessions for their own agents, Playwright scripts, or Puppeteer automation. Features include browser stealth, residential proxy options, and automatic handling of supported CAPTCHAs.
The MIT-licensed browser-use Python library lets teams run and customize agents with local or cloud browsers. SDKs, CLI tools, and MCP interfaces connect browser automation to existing applications and agents.
Cloud services use pay-as-you-go pricing with no required subscription. Browser runtime starts at $0.02/hour, with traffic and managed-agent model and service charges billed separately.
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Human Browser
Human Browser is a cloud browser built for AI agents, giving them eyes and hands on the open web through real Chrome sessions. Any agent that can speak HTTP can use it through A2A, while MCP support connects editor-based agents and a CLI supports terminal and CI workflows. Agents can receive a natural-language goal, browse sites, click, type, scroll, log in, fill forms, scrape data, and return structured results together with a live viewer URL so humans can watch the session in real time. The browser uses residential IPs, engine-level Chromium fingerprinting, human-like mouse movement, typing, and natural scrolling, with built-in handling for challenges such as reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, and Cloudflare Turnstile. It supports desktop and mobile browser profiles, country selection across a large residential proxy network, and can run on bare Linux, Docker, GitHub Actions, and other CI/CD environments without a display server, VNC, or desktop.
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KERNEL
KERNEL is a cloud browser infrastructure platform for developers building AI agents and browser-based automation. It provides managed browser sessions that agents can use to navigate websites, interact with page content, and perform tasks through code rather than relying on a local browser setup. The service is designed for production workloads, with persistent browser profiles, live browser viewing, session recording and replay, and controls for managing browser access. Teams can connect agent workflows through KERNEL's APIs, SDKs, and hosted MCP server, and use the platform for web research, data gathering, and other tasks that require interacting with websites. Plans for individual developers, startups, and enterprise teams include different browser concurrency, usage credits, and access to capabilities such as managed authentication, stealth mode, and regional browsers.
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Clearcote
Clearcote is a Chromium-based anti-detect browser with fingerprint controls built into the browser engine. It manages canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, hardware, locale, timezone, WebRTC, TLS and HTTP/2 signals, and supports seeded, persistent browser identities and proxy-based geo matching. Developers can use its Python, Node.js and .NET SDKs with Playwright, Puppeteer and other Chrome DevTools Protocol clients, or run browser sessions through Docker, a local Profile Manager, a standing CDP endpoint, an MCP server or a hosted browser service. The product is designed for privacy-focused browser automation, web testing, research and other lawful tasks. Clearcote provides an open-source build and licensed builds, plus hosted sessions billed by traffic. The Profile Manager lets users create, save, organize and launch browser profiles with cookies and site storage persisting between sessions.
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