browse-nowlisted

# Browse Now > Use the user's real browser when the task needs live interaction, login state, or dynamic content. ## When To Use Use `browse-now` when: - the site requires the user's existing browser session or login cookies - the task needs clicking, typing, scrolling, or navigating through a live page - the page is dynamic enough that plain HTTP fetches or web search will miss the real UI state - the user needs a screenshot or content extraction from the rendered page Skip it when ordinary web search or direct HTTP fetching would answer the question faster. `browse-now` is local-only. It must run on the same machine as the Nowledge Mem app, the browser, and the Exchange extension. It is not exposed through Access Anywhere. ## Core Loop ```bash browse-now open <url> browse-now snapshot -i browse-now click @e5 browse-now wait 2 browse-now get url browse-now snapshot -i ``` ## Preferred Interaction Order 1. Start with `browse-now snapshot -i` to get interactive refs. 2. Use `click @eN` and `fill @eN ...` as the primary interaction path. 3. After navigation or major DOM changes, run `snapshot -i` again because refs reset. 4. Confirm page changes with `browse-now get url` or `browse-now get title`. 5. If accessibility data is sparse, use `browse-now find "query"`, `click -T "text"`, or `screenshot`. ## Practical Commands ```bash browse-now open https://example.com browse-now snapshot -i browse-now find "login button" browse-now click @e12 browse-now fill @e3 "search