Your AI agent needs to browse the web. Does it need a full Chromium instance to do it?
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Your AI agent needs to browse the web. Does it need a full Chromium instance to do it? Obscura is an open-source headless browser built in Rust for AI agents and web scraping. It runs JavaScript with V8 and renders pages without Chromium. What caught my attention: • Built-in MCP server for agent workflows • A Hermes agent integration • Playwright and Puppeteer support over CDP • Screenshots, PDFs, and page extraction • Optional stealth mode with tracker blocking That opens up an interesting option for local agent stacks: give an agent tools to navigate, read, and interact with web pages wi
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