Title: Browser work · Help · Steerbay
URL: https://www.steerbay.com/en/docs/browser/
Language: English (Česky: https://www.steerbay.com/cs/docs/browser/)
Summary: The agent has its own browser and uses it the way you do: it searches, compares, fills in and downloads.

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# Browser work

The agent has its own browser and uses it the way you do: it searches, compares, fills in and downloads.

## A browser the agent uses the way you do

The agent does website tasks in a managed cloud browser. It opens pages, clicks, types, signs in, fills in forms and downloads files. The browser runs in the cloud, so the work continues when you close your laptop. You can follow it in a live view.

The desktop app has its own built-in browser for your manual browsing. It does not share sign-ins with the agent's browser and does not change where the agent works. Sign-ins from your own Chrome or Safari do not carry over to the agent's browser either.

## Verifiable research

Distinguish finding information from taking action: comparing offers buys nothing, and a prepared form submits nothing. Ask for the original links and when each detail was checked, because prices and search results change.

Example request

> Find three options that meet these criteria: \[criteria\]. For each, include the original link, the price with known fees and when you checked it. Say when you cannot reach a page. Do not book or order anything.

## Example: supplier quotes

The inputs are links or quotes and the purchasing criteria. The agent opens the offers, prepares a table of price, delivery and terms, attaches a source to each detail and flags uncertainties. The result supports a decision; a person approves and places the order. Exceptions, such as an unreachable page or a missing price, stay flagged in the result. This is an illustrative workflow, not a customer case study or an automatic order.

## Forms and purchases

Some pages save as you type, so 'do not submit' does not always mean nothing is written. Adding to a cart, reserving and paying are different steps. If you want control of the final click, say that you will complete the purchase or submission yourself. After an action, ask for evidence: an order number, a confirmation or a link. If the connection drops just after a confirmation, check the state in the target service first; a repeated click can create a second order.

## When a website does not cooperate

A website can ask for a fresh sign-in, two-factor verification, consent or a CAPTCHA, change its interface or block automated access. After repeated failure, it is more useful to have the blocker described and take the necessary step yourself than to retry the same thing. For a page that will not load, you can supply an export or text you are entitled to use. Do not enter passwords into this website's AI help; it only explains the guides and carries out no tasks.

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