The API of the Anti-detect Browser can be used to automate the browser and achieve multiple functions. For example, by calling the API of the Anti-detect Browser by programming language, you can control the operation of the browser, such as opening the webpage, entering text, or clicking elements. In addition, the Anti-detect Browser API can also retrieve detailed information such as screenshots and page source code. These features are very useful in automated testing and data collection.

 

In addition, some Anti-detect Browsers also provide the API interface to manage the browser kernel and control the browser operation, such as the Bit browser script automation API service. This service can easily manage the migration browser and automate testing and development. It supports a variety of browsers, multiple functions and powerful scalability, provides detailed error records and debugging information, and allows you to customize the settings and configuration of proxy address and timeout to meet the user's personalized needs.

 

In short, the API of the Anti-detect Browser is a powerful tool that can help developers and testers automatically perform various tasks, improve work efficiency and reduce human errors.