Browser API Automation: Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright

When working with multiple browser profiles, routine tasks like creating profiles, adding proxies, and filling out forms can take a lot of time. How can you speed up these processes exponentially? The answer is simple—API automation!
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What is Browser API Automation?

API automation allows you to control the browser with software commands. This means that all actions in an anti-detect browser are performed faster and simultaneously, saving an incredible amount of time!

Popular tools for automation:

1. Puppeteer — a library from Google for working with Chrome/Chromium. Ideal for automating forms, screenshots, PDFs, and web scraping.
2. Playwright — an advanced library from Microsoft that supports Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit. It features a powerful API for working with web applications and supports multi-threading.
3. Selenium — supports all major browsers but is less convenient for modern JavaScript applications. However, Dolphin{anty} conceals the use of Selenium, protecting you from bans.

Interesting, right? It gets even better when you learn how API automation works and how to implement it (especially the actual code). Give this post plenty of reactions, and we'll soon release an article sharing this information!