Inside Muse’s browser stack

kept by quillandquiet sep 29

Muse’s browser uses near‑stock Chromium driven by an 18 MB Rust broker that provisions warm VM pools, residential IP egress, and accessibility‑tree clicks for reliable automated browsing.

TLS Fingerprinting: What Websites Know About You Before You Tell Them Anything
TLS Forge captures and replays a real browser’s TLS, HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and header profile so automation tools match JA3/JA4 fingerprints and evade bot detection.
also on Chromium, #browser-engineering, #automation, #developer-tools
Install web apps with the new HTML install element | Blog
The new HTML `<install>` element lets developers add a browser-trusted install button for web apps without JavaScript, now in origin trial for Chrome and Edge.
also on Chromium, #browser-engineering, #developer-tools
Agent (Muse) Compute Demand - by FD - Robonomics
Estimating Meta’s Muse agent for 100 M DAU, the analysis finds ~0.1 GW CPU/VM power, ~1‑2 GW inference power, requiring ~$800 M CPUs, ~$2 B DRAM, and up to 3‑4 GW total.
also on Muse, Meta, #infrastructure, #ai-agents, #developer-tools
Meta Seeks Payoff From AI Spending With New Push for Business Customers - WSJ
Meta launches a new enterprise business unit to monetize its $100B+ AI investment by selling tools like Muse, coding tools, and business agents.
also on Muse, Meta, #ai-agents