The Problem with Persisting Profiles
Staying logged in is one of the oldest browser automation challenges in the book. Andy shares his solutions.
Skillful Thinking: Letting Agents Use the Knowledge From Our Skill Bucket
Browserless' agents' sessions are distilled into skills, tested by real traffic, auto-retired when they stop working, and shared through the public catalog, MCP, and API.
How to Transfer Files with a Web Agent (without Nuking Your Context Trying)
Just as with airlines, we have luggage weight limits (and conditions). Instead of having the LLM hold file data, we give it a reference pointing to the data.
Local File Handling through a Remote Browser
Getting a file into or out of a remote browser is an infrastructure problem you have to think about. We've built the solution right into our CDP API.
Lessons Learnt From Writing an AI Agent
Five hard-won lessons from building Browserless's agentic browser: why hostability, token efficiency, skills, mature protocols, and a stubborn model decide whether a browsing agent actually works.
How to Use Scrapy on Dynamic Sites, Without Playwright or Selenium
How to use Scrapy to scrape dynamic, javascript-heavy sites, without using a library such as Playwright or Selenium, or having to host Chrome.
How to Automate a WebRTC Video Stream with Puppeteer & Browserless
We'll show you how to automate a WebRTC video stream with Puppeteer & Browserless.
How to Manage Sessions for Web Automation with Puppeteer + Browserless
We'll share session management tactics, such as reusing cookies, reconnecting to browsers and using the --user-data-dir
Introducing: Headless IE
[April Fools Prank] Introducing Headless Internet Explorer