When Browser Automation Should Not Run Fully Headless
Headless browser automation is attractive for one simple reason: it removes friction. No visible browser window. No manual clicking. No one waiting beside the screen. No local desktop dependency. A task can run in the background, repeat on a schedule, collect results, and move on. For many automatio
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