Building a Chrome Extension for Browser Use – Join the Development! #650
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Chrome extension is a nice idea, however I don't think javascript has similar libraries to python for this project to work smoothly. |
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Nice node.js repo "midscene" by you. This should be a good approach. |
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As Jeff Atwood says "Any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript" |
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That's not mine haha, i just found it in some days |
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@kadavilrahul Thanks for pointing out the script wasnt loading, i forgot to include the updated manifest file it should now work as expected |
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Here this will help you Wiki |
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I am also trying. Please have a look. It can login to gihub. However it is not reliable as of now. https://github.com/kadavilrahul/browser-use-chrome-extension-testing. I think we can collaborate from this point. Not just as a chrome extension but for any browser use project. I am ready. |
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Nice, we can prob just merge our repos into one and work further from there |
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I took a break and noticed that the previous need (ai operator)had disappeared thanks to Atlas Browser. But I ended up creating a new terminal AI application, and it’s actually pretty cool. |
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I ported to typescript maybe of any use https://github.com/jaskirat05/browser-use-typescript |
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Note this has already been done twice as well: We are also working on this internally, so don't start work on this on your own without coordinating with us first! |
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I would like to get my hands on public project |
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This is the public repo. Just download the files and do whatever you like. |
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Introduction
Like many great ideas, this one started with a question about cost. When I heard that ChatGPT Operator access was being sold for $200, I thought, there must be a better solution.
T 8000 he ChatGPT and DeepSeek drama taught us that not everything needs a price tag, so I started searching for open-source alternatives. That’s when I came across Browser Use. My first attempt to set it up failed, and I forgot about it for a while. A week later, I tried again, and it worked! However, I noticed some areas that could be improved—not because it's a bad app (it's actually a great open-source project), but because it lacks ease of use for non-technical users.
That’s when I had the idea: why not create my own AI Operator extension, focused on ease of use?
The Vision
I’m building Ai-Oparator, a browser extension that simplifies AI-powered browsing. My goal is to create:
✅ A free, open-source version for the community
💰 A paid version with additional features for those who need them
This project is about accessibility—making AI tools easy to use for everyone, not just tech-savvy users.
Call for Contributors
I need some help getting everything set up, and I’m looking for talented programmers who share the same vision. If you’re passionate about open-source development and want to help build an easy-to-use AI browsing assistant, feel free to reach out!
Just send me a message, and let’s make this happen together. 🚀
Here is the open repo
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