Chrome Testing New “Browser Actuator” Remote-Automation Service
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Two new flags spotted in Chrome’s open-source code point to a remote-control transport that lets Glic trigger, continue, or stop automated browsing sessions.
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Two new flags spotted in Chrome’s open-source code point to a remote-control transport that lets Glic trigger, continue, or stop automated browsing sessions.
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The fix makes Chrome’s Gemini-powered browsing agent click a field before filling it in, addressing failures caused by stale form data behind a new experimental flag.