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Learn how to use
browser-use/browser-useto build agents that can navigate websites, execute workflows, and run reliable browser automation in production.
Browser Use is a leading open-source framework for LLM-driven browser control. Teams use it to automate real-world web workflows that static APIs cannot cover.
This track focuses on:
- building robust browser agents that can reason over page state
- handling navigation, interaction, extraction, and multi-step tasks
- integrating Browser Use into larger coding-agent and operations pipelines
- deploying reliable automations with observability and safeguards
- repository:
browser-use/browser-use - stars: about 79.4k
- latest release:
0.12.0(published 2026-02-26)
flowchart LR
A[Task Objective] --> B[LLM Agent]
B --> C[Browser Use Controller]
C --> D[Browser Session]
D --> E[DOM and Visual State]
E --> B
B --> F[Action Plan]
F --> D
D --> G[Structured Output]
| Chapter | Key Question | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 01 - Getting Started | How do I install Browser Use and run first tasks? | Working local baseline |
| 02 - Browser Control Basics | How do agents click, type, and navigate reliably? | Core interaction workflows |
| 03 - Element Selection | How do I target elements across changing pages? | Resilient selection patterns |
| 04 - Form Automation | How do I handle end-to-end form flows? | Repeatable form execution patterns |
| 05 - Data Extraction | How do I extract clean structured outputs from pages? | Data capture and transformation playbook |
| 06 - Multi-Tab Workflows | How do I coordinate complex multi-tab tasks? | Reliable cross-tab orchestration |
| 07 - Custom Actions | How do I implement domain-specific browser actions? | Extensible custom action toolkit |
| 08 - Production Deployment | How do I run browser agents in production safely? | Deployment and operations baseline |
- how to build browser automation agents with LLM-driven reasoning
- how to improve reliability with structured execution and retries
- how to extract data and perform authenticated workflows
- how to deploy Browser Use workloads with production controls
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- Chapter 1: Getting Started with Browser Use
- Chapter 2: Browser Control Basics
- Chapter 3: Element Selection - Finding and Interacting with Web Elements
- Chapter 4: Form Automation - Intelligent Form Filling and Submission
- Chapter 5: Data Extraction - Scraping and Extracting Structured Data
- Chapter 6: Multi-Tab Workflows - Managing Complex Multi-Tab Operations
- Chapter 7: Custom Actions - Building Domain-Specific Browser Actions
- Chapter 8: Production Deployment - Scaling, Reliability, and Best Practices
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