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Browserless provides developers with programmatic access to a web browser as a service, enabling them to run browser tasks like PDF generation and screenshot...

browserless.io · Founded 2017 · 97 public sources · Updated 19 days ago

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What Tools Browserless Uses

Browser automation infrastructure API for developers and AI agents

Tools

15 tools · grouped by what Browserless uses
  • P

    Playwright

    · 2 mentions · 2 sources
    “Browserless does not work in isolation, as it natively supports browser automation libraries like Puppeteer, Playwright, and Selenium.”
    high
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    “We run thousands at a time using AWS and DigitalOcean, for people to use with Puppeteer and Playwright scripts.”
    high
  • Stripe logo

    Stripe

    · 2 mentions
    Payments
    “I heavily relied on other vendors like Stripe, DigitalOcean and Sendgrid to get payment, infrastructure and emailing handled, which aren’t core differentiators to what I was doing.”
    high
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    “We use Stripe (https://stripe.com/) for doing all the really hard parts (billing and payment settling)”
    high
  • SendGrid logo

    SendGrid

    · 2 mentions
    Email
    “I heavily relied on other vendors like Stripe, DigitalOcean and Sendgrid to get payment, infrastructure and emailing handled, which aren’t core differentiators to what I was doing.”
    high
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    “We use ... Sendgrid (https://sendgrid.com/) for transactional emails”
    high
  • G

    Gmail

    · 1 mention
    “I probably over-utilize Gmail to force it to be a CRM.”
    high
  • Claude Code logo

    Claude Code

    · 1 mention
    Platform
    “in December, like there was a pretty big paradigm shift with, you know, Claude code and like the quality of what it produces is like substantially better.”
    medium
  • A

    AWS

    · 1 mention
    “We run thousands at a time using AWS and DigitalOcean, for people to use with Puppeteer and Playwright scripts.”
    high
  • C

    Chrome store

    · 1 mention
    “That's all we do is we just operate Chrome as a service.”
    low
  • E

    ESLint

    · 1 mention
    “Unsurprisingly, we actually used a lot of the same packages from V1 in support of V2. TypeScript, queue, puppeteer/playwright, and of course prettier and ESLint.”
    high
  • P

    Prettier

    · 1 mention
    “Unsurprisingly, we actually used a lot of the same packages from V1 in support of V2. TypeScript, queue, puppeteer/playwright, and of course prettier and ESLint.”
    high
  • S

    Selenium

    · 1 mention
    “Browserless does not work in isolation, as it natively supports browser automation libraries like Puppeteer, Playwright, and Selenium.”
    high
  • L

    Lua

    · 1 mention
    “Running Browserless has involved challenges such as writing our own load balancers from scratch using NGINX and Lua, while supporting multiple libraries.”
    high
  • Slack logo

    Slack

    · 1 mention
    Productivity
    “Like anytime we onboard a bigger client, like I'm in the shared Slack channel with them. I'm chatting with them.”
    low
  • Q

    queue

    · 1 mention
    “Unsprisingly, we actually used a lot of the same packages from V1 in support of V2. TypeScript, queue, puppeteer/playwright, and of course prettier and ESLint.”
    high
  • Docker logo

    Docker

    · 1 mention
    Other
    “In the end, I wanted the final product to have two forms: a docker image which you could license and run anywhere, and a monthly subscription model where we host all the tech for you.”
    high
  • Redis logo

    Redis

    · 1 mention
    Other
    “As far as tech goes it’s all JavaScript and Redis… and that’s it!”
    high
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