@Alezander907: Aitor @reformedot is our 100x engineer. He has been pulling 80hr weeks and built new browser infra from scratch: custom…
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Aitor built new browser infrastructure from scratch using custom chromium fork, firecracker VMs, and custom Linux kernel, achieving 3x cheaper cost, unlimited scaling, and fastest performance for browser automation. Now available at $0.02/hour.
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Aitor @reformedot is our 100x engineer. He has been pulling 80hr weeks and built new browser infra from scratch: custom firecracker VMs, custom chromium fork, and custom linux kernel.
3x cheaper. Now $0.02/hour. #1 cheapest browser Unlimited concurrency. Open 1000 if you want Faster actions. #1 on Speedometer 3.1 Starts in a second. #1 on BrowserArena Still #1 in stealth and #1 web agent
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Browser Use (@browser_use): Introducing: New Browser Infrastructure. ⚡️
Chromium fork. Firecracker fork. Custom Linux kernel. > 3x cheaper. $0.02/h. > Unlimited scaling > Subsecond cold starts > Most stealth browser infra
Feel the speed. Now live. Try it now ↓
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