Everything you need to know about browser automation
Guides, insights, comparisons, and reviews across Playwright MCP, Browser Use, Chrome DevTools MCP, coding agents, and the browsers they drive.
InsightsWebMCP explained: how it changes browser automation (and where it doesn't)
WebMCP lets a website publish structured tools to an in-browser agent. We tested the official hotel demo in Chrome 152 to see what worked, where a human stayed in control, and why application-side validation still matters.
InsightsComputer Use Agent: How It Works and How to Control It
A vendor-neutral guide to agents that operate browsers and desktop apps: the control loop, architecture choices, safety gates, and production evaluation that matter.
InsightsBrowser Agent Security Risks: Threats and Controls
Browser automation security starts with secrets and session scope; AI agents add untrusted-page instructions and autonomous actions. Three architectures, real incidents, and a checklist you can run.
InsightsGPT-6 Astra Computer Use: Capabilities, Limits, Alternatives
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra brings computer use to the cloud. Here's what official sources and early testers say, and how that approach compares to local browser agents for logged-in work, form filling, and data scraping.
InsightsPlaywright MCP Token Problem: Why Snapshots Eat Your Context
High MCP token usage isn't a settings problem, it's the architecture: every action returns the page's accessibility tree into your context. We trace where the tokens go and rank the three escape routes.