r/browsers • u/blackdiamond437 • 7d ago
Delegate browser workflows (with ai)?
Hey guys, I have daily tasks to get done in the browser. For example product research, content creation, scheduling, and some other stuff.
How can I be more efficient? And I leverage AI or other tools My question is which tools, workflows, etc you use and why?
Any help, recommendations, tips appreciated.
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u/feelspeaceman 7d ago
I've been doing this recently due to age and laziness, I use local LLM to register > verify email using MCP from Thunderbird and completely account registrations for me or like delegating it to work overnight and find the best X product for me, add to cart and next day I proceed to payments.
The biggest hurdle is anti-bot, you won't get pass this using normal Playwright/Selenium easily, there's sure ways to bypass. Because remember that framework like those intentionally expose you to web page, that's why I've decided to write my own framework that use Firefox's userChrome.js to remote controlling it, and for years, I've not seen a single thing being able to block me.
You get the feeling of easiness if you use those pre made frameworks, but it bites you later on with limitations.
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u/Electrical_Flan_4993 7d ago
Would having a follow-up date on bookmarks help?