Screenshot of remote-browser-use

It started with mandatory training portals: twenty slides of "Next", the same quizzes and a certificate nobody reads. One command opens a dedicated Chromium browser, a local control panel and an OAuth-protected MCP endpoint, so an MCP-capable chat can do the work itself while you watch.

Highlights

  1. One command, npx remote-browser-use: no browser extension, no hosted relay and no access to your everyday Chrome profile.
  2. OAuth with PKCE on every MCP request, even on loopback, plus dynamic client registration, short-lived tokens and revocation.
  3. Optional per-tab and per-site sharing, and approvals for passwords, form submissions and downloads, from a control panel on a separate local-only port.
  4. Private by design: typed values are never echoed, passwords never appear in snapshots, and the audit log keeps metadata only.
  5. A bundled fictional training course to watch an agent finish a real multi-step task end to end.