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Browser Control SDK 0.2.0 - AI workflows and protected logins

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@TitanCSA TitanCSA released this 02 Nov 21:41
v0.2.0
1b753d1

A native Windows browser for SDK-driven and AI-assisted automation.

  • Python, JavaScript and C++17 SDKs, plus a local stdio MCP bridge.
  • Tabs, isolated/private profiles, cookies, storage, page settings and renderer CDP.
  • Compact observe/act workflows: exact semantic targets, finite plans, stale-state guards and strict-deadline partial receipts.
  • Native Logins menu: explicit consent, Windows current-user DPAPI encryption, exact-origin/profile matching and optional autofill.
  • Persistent profile sessions plus SDK login fallback without password-returning RPCs.
  • Viewport, full-page and region screenshots, with live frame iterators.
  • Private current-user named-pipe control; no TCP automation port or administrator requirement.

Download Browser-Control-SDK-0.2.0-Windows-x64.zip for the browser, sources, SDKs, examples and documentation. Extract it and start BrowserControl.exe. The standalone EXE and Python wheel are optional alternatives.

Windows 10/11 x64 and Microsoft Edge WebView2 Evergreen Runtime are required. If missing, use Microsoft's official runtime download offered by the app. No kernel driver is used; the application EXE is not Microsoft-signed.

Validation: 74 cases passed: 20 browser, 11 AI/login, 26 SDK/MCP, 9 native IPC and 8 vault; live Node/C++/MCP clients and a 1,200-request concurrent local workload passed. See docs/VALIDATION.md for the tested environment, measurements and limits. Saved passwords require explicit human UI saving; SDK fill defaults to no submission. Cookie expiry, MFA and embedded-browser restrictions still apply; snapshots currently cover the main frame.

Source: MIT license, with third-party notices. Verify downloads with SHA256SUMS.txt.

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Browser Control SDK 0.1.0 - Windows browser, SDKs and MCP

Browser Control SDK 0.1.0 - Windows browser, SDKs and MCP

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@TitanCSA TitanCSA released this 02 Nov 21:08
v0.1.0
0d4fe3b

A native Windows browser for SDK-driven and AI-assisted automation.

  • Python, JavaScript and C++17 SDKs, plus a local stdio MCP bridge.
  • Tabs, isolated/private profiles, cookies, storage, page settings and renderer CDP.
  • Semantic snapshots, reference-based clicks/fill, browser keyboard/mouse and explicit waits.
  • Viewport, full-page and region screenshots, with live frame iterators.
  • Private current-user named-pipe control; no TCP automation port or administrator requirement.

Download Browser-Control-SDK-0.1.0-Windows-x64.zip for the browser, sources, SDKs, examples and documentation. Extract it and start BrowserControl.exe. The standalone EXE and Python wheel are optional alternatives.

Windows 10/11 x64 and Microsoft Edge WebView2 Evergreen Runtime are required. If missing, use Microsoft's official runtime download offered by the app. No kernel driver is used; the application EXE is not Microsoft-signed.

Validation: 20 actual-browser cases, 17 SDK/MCP cases, 8 native IPC cases; live Node/C++/MCP clients and a 1,200-request concurrent local workload passed. See docs/VALIDATION.md for the tested environment, measurements and limits. Website authentication/access controls still apply; snapshots currently cover the main frame.

Source: MIT license, with third-party notices. Verify downloads with SHA256SUMS.txt.

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