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22 pages · Updated May 1, 2026
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- Our Mission: The Default Layer for Browser Automation
- The learning
- Copy for LLM
- Introducing BUX
- Why abstractions break learning [Link to Why abstractions break learning](https://browser-use.com/posts/bitter-lesson-agent-frameworks#why-abstractions-break-learning)
- What's Next? [Link to What's Next?](https://browser-use.com/posts/one-year-of-progress#whats-next)
- Web Scraping in 2026
- A Brief Snapshot
- How we got here
- Evaluation Challenges
- Training beats prompting. Every time. [Link to Training beats prompting. Every time.](https://browser-use.com/posts/agent-freedom#training-beats-prompting-every-time)
- Why stealth needs its own benchmark
- 100 hard browser tasks, one leaderboard
- The cat & mouse game is about to get harder
- The results [Link to The results](https://browser-use.com/posts/what-model-to-use#the-results)
- How Parallel uses Browser Use
- One API Key. That's It.
- The Problem
- Kepler and Agent Score
- Blog
- Cookie Syncing
- The Benchmark