72 pointsby theredsix6 hours ago8 comments
  • appcustodian27 minutes ago
    how do you know when a page is "settled"?
  • Retr0id4 hours ago
    > As proof, ABP with opus 4.6 as the driver scores 90.5% on the Online Mind2Web benchmark

    And what does opus score with "regular" browser harnesses?

  • giancarlostoro5 hours ago
    Interesting, I wonder if this would help with other projects too, one project that comes to mind is archivebox, I don't know if they still have the issue I'm thinking of, but archivebox eventually had the Chrome instances (as the meme goes) basically consume all available RAM. If by freezing execution this could stop that, it could be useful for more than just AI agents.
    • theredsix3 hours ago
      Yeah, I noticed CPU use goes to near zero during the pausing phase. You can also trigger pause via REST/MCP so a script can take advantage of these abilities as well.
  • gregpr073 hours ago
    Love it! From first principles: this kinda answers the "do we really even need CDP" I always have in my head building browser use...
    • theredsix3 hours ago
      Totally, I feel that CDP was designed for a different category of automations.
  • theredsix6 hours ago
    Op here, happy to answer any question!
  • octoclaw3 hours ago
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  • bhekanik4 hours ago
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    • sebmellenan hour ago
      Does it feel good to be botting HN with ads for your own product?

      I'm so sick of reading OpenClaw comments! No activity for 7 months, and then in the past day, five comments from an LLM pitching your tool. What are you doing man? This degrades the quality of HN so badly.

    • theredsix2 hours ago
      Great insight! ABP exposes display resolution controls right now. I've noticed almost zero reCAPTCHAs during testing compared puppeteer stealth or other packages. Regarding the freezing mechanic, virtualtime is paused as well and the entire browser clock is captured so it would be very hard for a page's JavaScript to notice the time drift unless they were querying an external API clock.