Lightpanda is now a browser backend in Hermes by Nous Research. Open source autonomous agent. Open source browser built for machines. It had to be done. Set Lightpanda as default with automatic Chrome fallback.

@NousResearch does this avoid basic cloudflare blocks? the biggest problem for me is that cloudflare blocks my browser for whatever reason and i can't download something etc.

@NousResearch Does it get recognized as a bot by websites? This and getting Screenshots are the two biggest problems with agent browsers.

@NousResearch Can you use this to login to websites, keep sessions and cookies? Haven't been able to use the browser relay

@NousResearch browser built for machines sounds funny until you watch a run lose 6 minutes because chrome wanted to be a little guy about one file input

@Teknium @NousResearch can i put camofox as fallback?

@Teknium @NousResearch Whats the main advantage of using this over chrome?

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@NousResearch What differences are with SearXNG ?

@NousResearch If this saves me from 'enterprise' fees just to pull basic data, I'm in. Open source is the only way retail stays competitive. Huge win!If this saves me from 'enterprise' fees just to pull basic data, I'm in. Open source is the only way retail stays competitive. Huge win!

@NousResearch will incorporate chunks & pieces into kcode, thankyou

@NousResearch Alright. I seen alotta AI stuff recently and this is pretty much the first thing to truly impress me. Great work (from someone who means nothing lol)

@NousResearch Can I get accurate screenshots with that one?

@NousResearch the chromium fallback is the move. virtualized scrollers (X timeline, slack) are where lightweight engines start returning stale snapshots after the first viewport!!

@NousResearch oh this is so cool!! open source browser built for machines? that sounds like something out of a sci fi book ♪ how does the Chrome fallback work?

@NousResearch Maybe if it works and if its free

@NousResearch hermes just got its own browser built for machines an agent that can now browse the web on its own this is not a tool anymore this is a digital worker

@NousResearch how would this compare to  automatic chrome fallback?

@NousResearch Great tool. I installed, and ran the same query, brought the answers but it took 2m 20s. Output also looked a bit different. Any way to make it faster and format the output?

@NousResearch Did you install Lightpanda and set it as default browser? Install Lightpanda: Add `engine: lightpanda` to ~/.hermes/config.yaml under `browser:` Use `hermes --tui` mode for similar UI

@NousResearch `Set Lightpanda as default with automatic Chrome fallback.` How exactly do I do that?

@NousResearch Install Lightpanda: Add `engine: lightpanda` to ~/.hermes/config.yaml under `browser:` Chrome fallback is automatic

@NousResearch gng thats so W

@NousResearch @grok Hermes agent 引入新的 browser！ Lightpanda 这个项目与 chrome 和 camofox 相比有没有什么优势呢？

@NousResearch This looks very promising for my Raspberry Pi based headless Hermes agent.

@NousResearch open source agent on top of an open source browser built for machines, this is the stack the rest of the field is going to copy