Browser agents are cool until one login screen ruins your workflow for the 14th time
Icy_Discipline5491 · reddit · 2026-09-10
A developer vented that browser agents make the coolest demos but are the most annoying thing to depend on weekly: session expirations, unexpected 2FA prompts, random modals, moved buttons, weird page loads, and Cloudflare flagging your agent as malicious all break the pipeline. The post struck a chord over how fragile browser automation remains in production.
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