PawWork (ZhuaZhua)
A Chrome extension that turns your logged-in browser into an agent
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It treats the DOM as the source of truth and skips rendering until asked, so agent web tasks run at a fraction of Chrome's CPU and memory.
moli is an open-source headless browser written in Rust and built for AI agents rather than human viewing. It works structure-first, acting on the DOM directly and deferring layout and paint until a task needs pixels, which in the project's benchmarks cuts CPU to roughly 15 percent and memory to 13 percent of headless Chrome. It speaks CDP, WebDriver Classic and BiDi, so Playwright and Puppeteer code can drive it, and LexMount also runs a hosted version, Lexmount Browser. It suits agent web automation, crawling and extraction.
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