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  • List saved browser fingerprint profiles to get an ID for launching a browser session. Shows OS, browser, version, and creation date without exposing credentials.
    MIT
  • Create a Zenrows browser session and navigate to a URL, returning a session_id for subsequent browser automation tools.
    MIT
  • Launch or focus the visible browser window shared between agent and user. If no browser is installed, return a browser_unavailable notice so the user can install Chrome.
    MIT
  • Stops a Cloud Browser session and saves its persistent state, letting agents end browser automation and later resume from the saved state.
    MIT
  • Guides setup and use of agent-browser CLI for automated browser tasks like navigating pages, clicking, and capturing console errors in a real browser.
    MIT

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  • Analyze URL, title, HTML, text, or runtime signals to detect CAPTCHA or browser verification challenges without needing a browser adapter or session control.
    MIT
  • Launch a browser agent to complete a one-time web task from a starting URL. Returns a task ID for polling, with optional local browser to use logged-in sessions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Check installed browser backends and versions without launching a browser, so you can verify available engines before starting automation.
    MIT
  • End the active browser session and free its resources, including tabs, cookies, and page state. Use when automation is complete or to reset the browser before starting a new session.
    MIT
  • List online browser clients and obtain a client_id to confirm browser connections when an agent triggers a needConnectMyBrowser event.
    MIT
  • Select a browser tab as the target for subsequent operations using session ID, URL substring, or browser name. Avoids focusing the browser unless activation is enabled.
    MIT
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  • Analyze a built browser extension on disk: check file sizes, entry points, permissions, bundle composition, and store readiness statically, without a browser.
    Apache 2.0
  • Open a URL in any installed browser or a specific browser profile, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and others. Specify the browser and profile ID to target a particular configuration.
    MIT