danielsht

Very impressive! At Airtop.ai we looked into lightweight browsers like this one since we run a huge fleet of cloud browsers but found that anything other than a non-headless Chromium based browser would trigger bot detection pretty quickly. Even spoofing user agents triggers bot detection because fingerprinting tools like FingerprintJS will use things like JS features, canvas fingerprinting, WebGL fingerprinting, font enumeration, etc.

Can you share if you've looked into how your browser fares against bot detection tools like these?

It was incredible to see our CEO do this in like 15 mins. LLM based web automation is the future, but is also fun and whimsical

Heya, Marcos from Airtop here.

You're right, it won't book your flight, but what it will do is (in your example) scrape Google Flights and return all the flights that:

1. Leave from Newark 2. After 6:30PM 3. That cost less than $200 4. Take no longer than 4 hrs 29 min 5. with only 173 kg CO2e

So you can be THAT specific and then it will tell you exactly what to book

Heya, we don't have a Discord server just yet, but it's super cool to know there's sufficient interest in having one. For now, though, I'd be happy to answer any questions here or over emails.

You can probably scrape that too! What sort of data would you be looking to get?

I'm not affiliated with this company or product in any way. I'm actually curious what the community thinks of it and if anyone's found it useful. Every product like this I've tried recently will do a good job of outputting some code that builds the UI, but never does a good job of writing code in the style that matches the rest of my code base, or using our custom components that often wrap other component libraries and implement our design system. If people have tried this, or other products, and you've found them useful to build non demo, non side project code, can you share your experience?