Browser Pilot FAQs

Question 1

How does the daemon-based architecture work?

Accepted Answer

A background daemon maintains a persistent connection to Chrome, meaning you don't have to restart the browser for every command, resulting in much faster execution during automation tasks.

Question 2

Can Browser Pilot bypass bot detection?

Accepted Answer

It includes built-in mitigations such as setting navigator.webdriver to false and managing browser fingerprints to help scripts remain undetected by common bot-defense systems.

Question 3

Does this skill support modern frameworks like React?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Browser Pilot is fully compatible with React and other modern frontend frameworks, utilizing the Chrome DevTools Protocol to interact directly with the page lifecycle.

Question 4

How does Smart Mode differ from traditional CSS selectors?

Accepted Answer

Smart Mode uses an Interaction Map to identify elements by their visible text (e.g., 'click Login') rather than brittle IDs or classes, making your automation scripts much more resilient to UI changes.

Question 5

What happens if there are multiple elements with the same text?

Accepted Answer

Browser Pilot supports indexing, allowing you to specify exactly which instance to interact with (e.g., 'click the 3rd Delete button') to ensure precision in complex UIs.

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