Browserbase Changelog

More billing and usage data is now on your Overview page

Usage data for current and last billing cycle has now been added to the Browserbase Overview page. You can now see your usage segmented by last 7 days, last 24 hours, or your billing cycle. Data includes total sessions, average session duration, total proxy bandwidth, and average session proxy bandwidth.

New Playground UX Improvements

When using the Browserbase playground the code will now mute when sessions are running. There is also a new “clear code” button to reset back to fresh state as well as a share button for copying code or sharing the URL.

Advanced Stealth is now available for Scale Plan customers

While Basic Stealth automatically detects and solves Captchas, Advanced Stealth uses more sophisticated techniques to improve performance against common anti-bot systems.

Primarily, Advanced Stealth reduces the changes of being flagged as a bot by using a custom version of the Chrome browser, built and maintained by the Browserbase Stealth Team.

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Stagehand Version 1.8.0

All stagehand AI has been moved directly onto the page object so now you can convert your Playwright code directly into Stagehand with just one line changed.

Just import @browserbasehq/stagehand and init the page like below.

New overview page

Our dashboard overview page just got a makeover! Login to see our quickstart tips & videos on how to get started.

AI codegen guide is out now

Transform prompts into powerful web automation. Natural language → browser automation is the new standard, and we just published a guide showing how to automate agents for any website.

New Browserbase SDKs

We’ve recreated our Python and Node SDKs from scratch, offering greater capability, higher performance and generally improved quality.

Announcing Stagehand: An open-source AI web browsing framework

We’ve released an open-source AI web browsing framework that offers simple APIs (act, extract, and observe) to enable natural language-driven web automation. Built on top of Playwright, Stagehand focuses on atomic, reliable actions and supports multiple AI models. To learn more, check out the Stagehand repo.