Run Browser Use on Browserless with built-in CAPTCHA solving
Browser Use is the open-source Python library that lets AI agents drive a browser. You can now run it on our cloud infrastructure with native CAPTCHA solving wired in. When your agent hits a reCAPTCHA, Cloudflare Turnstile, or DataDome challenge, Browserless solves it in the background and the agent picks up where it left off. We're the only browser infrastructure provider with CAPTCHA solving integrated directly into Browser Use.
To turn it on, point Browser Use at our WebSocket URL with two query parameters: solveCaptchas=true and integrations=browseruse. Available on all plans. Requires browser-use >= 0.12.0.
Read the Browser Use + Browserless guide →
Agentic browsing in the Browserless MCP
Now your AI assistant can drive a real browser end-to-end. The new browserless_agent MCP tool gives the model a stateful browser session and a snapshot-driven view of the page, so the assistant can navigate, click, type, and react to what it sees over multiple turns instead of returning one-shot scrapes. Plug it into Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible client.
Cookies, localStorage, and navigation history persist across the model's turns, so a single agent run can log in, paginate through results, and finish a multi-step task without losing state.
Learn more about Agentic browsing →
Authenticated Profiles: log in once, attach to any session
Now you can create a profile by logging into a site once, then attach it to any future browser session by passing ?profile=<name>. Your automation starts already authenticated, with cookies, localStorage, and IndexedDB all in place.
Two big wins: it's much easier to scale logged-in workflows across many parallel jobs, and you manage the logged-in state in one place instead of scripting login on every run. Works today on all WebSocket routes, BrowserQL, persisted sessions, and most REST endpoints (/function, /content, /pdf, /smart-scrape). Coverage is still expanding.
Coming soon 🔜 a Browserless CLI to sync local browser profiles to the cloud, and a 1Password integration so agents auto-fill credentials from your vault.