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Embiody 0.9 Preview Arrives: The Browser for AI Agents That Don't Slow Down in the Background

Browsers are designed for people; an AI agent can use them, but they don't quite fit. That's why we made one of our own. BrowserDo MCP + Embiody Browser 0.9 Preview has been in closed beta for two weeks. After five minor versions, today we open the public beta, and we couldn't be more excited! Embiody is a browser designed for people and AI agents to share and…

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Embiody has launched a public beta of its new browser, designed for both humans and AI agents to collaborate. The browser, called Embiody Browser 0.9 Preview, allows agents to work seamlessly in the background while users interact with their computer. It addresses issues faced by AI agents when using traditional browsers like Chrome, such as slowing down or freezing when multiple tabs are open.

Embiody's features include tabs that can run at full speed in the background, antiblocking to prevent being flagged as a bot, and the ability for agents to accurately click on elements on a webpage.

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