Codex Can Now Directly Control Browsers
jxnlco · x · 2026-07-14
The usage is straightforward: hand over browser operations to Codex's computer use, letting it open web pages and click buttons autonomously. The key takeaway here isn't a new feature release, but a practical workflow: when a task requires web interaction, Codex can replace manual clicking.
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