Configuring BrowserAI
Set up BrowserAI for web automation. Get your credentials, run sample scripts, and inspect live sessions effortlessly.
Setting Up BrowserAI
Before diving into automation, let’s grab your credentials. You’ll need your API Token, which you can find inside of your BrowserAI project.
Make sure you have Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium installed before proceeding.
Test Your Setup
Run the sample code below to confirm that BrowserAI is connected and working.
Remember: Replace USER:PASS
with your actual credentials.
Live Debugging with DevTools
Want a real-time view of your BrowserAI session? Run the snippet below to auto-launch Chrome DevTools every time you start a session.
Session Limits & Timeouts
- Single Navigation Per Session: You can load one site per session. After that, interact freely via clicks, scrolling, and JS execution.
- Idle Timeout: Sessions inactive for 5 minutes auto-close.
- Max Session Length: Sessions expire after 30 minutes to prevent abuse.
Run Your Script
Final Thoughts
BrowserAI is built for serious automation — no CAPTCHAs, no blocks, no rate limits. Whether you’re scraping at scale or automating workflows, this is the browser you actually need.