Opera.com

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Our approach to Browser Operator focuses on empowering users while preserving their privacy. As opposed to other solutions that are being tested out there, our concept of an AI agent in the browser doesn’t rely on screenshots or video capture of the browsing session to understand what’s happening in it – nor is it a version of the browser running in the cloud with your user credentials. Opera’s Browser Operator runs natively inside your browser, on your device. It uses the DOM Tree and browser layout data to get context – meaning that it uses a textual representation of the webpage. This makes our solution faster because the Browser Operator doesn’t need to “see” and understand the screen from its pixels, or navigate it with a mouse pointer. Another advantage of that approach is that the Browser Operator can access the whole page at once (in most cases), without the need of scrolling through, effectively reducing the overhead and time needed to bring a task to completion. The best part is that Browser Operator works in the same environment as you: the browser. It doesn’t require a virtual machine or a server in the cloud. This also means that your browsing history, log-ins, cookie settings, etc., are being kept locally in your device, making the user experience smooth and private. Since operations are performed locally, the user can elegantly shift between the operator control and user control. Since the Browser Operator sees the webpage data the same as the browser, that means that the popup dialogs – like cookie acceptance and verification dialogs – don’t represent an obstacle to access the content of the page. Browser Operator can do this because it can interact with elements in the webpage that aren’t visible to the user. submitted by /u/chrismessina to r/diabrowser [link] [comments]

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