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In today's Wave 11, @windsurf 's Browser got a lot more powerful. Frontend devs just got +10 on all attributes ICYMI, Windsurf has its own Browser which could send stuff from the Browser into context as an @-mention Today we are equipping Cascade with a bunch of new tools...

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Rob1 year ago

Heres a list of all of the Browser tools now at your disposal

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Thiago Peres1 year ago

@windsurf_ai this is truly a knockout update. i've used windsurf since month 0 as well as thousands of hours across cursor, cline, devin, codex, etc - this is fucking awesome

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Kyle Jeong1 year ago

@windsurf_ai when are we giving @DevinAI a browser? 👀

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Sky1 year ago

@windsurf_ai Console reading is nice. If you add network monitoring for request and response and add to context memory and errors around that then ya really winning e.g. validate username causes a 409 but UI fails to display that but it’s seen in the http response.

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Lucas Dickey1 year ago

@windsurf_ai Very slick, Rob!

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Dakshay Mehta1 year ago

@windsurf_ai when do we get Devin and windsurf collab ?

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Himanshu Kumar1 year ago

@windsurf_ai Windsurf's browser approach… intriguing, but maintainability long-term is key… Dev tools integrations will be crucial, imo.

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Sam G (quant arc)1 year ago

@windsurf_ai Shipped right on time. Keep accelerating 🔥

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MrGenius1 year ago

@windsurf_ai I am now tempted proper for UI for our teams...

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behrooz evans1 year ago

@windsurf_ai last time I tried windsurf there were lot of things that was off about it, like literally basic AI generation stuff. I like to see that changing so I can use it (I was a codeium user back in 2022)

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David Hurley1 year ago

@windsurf_ai Do mobile pls

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Philip Vollet1 year ago

@windsurf_ai grats to the launch!

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