Automate repetitive web tasks with your own AI agent and your real browser
Repetitive form filling, data collection, and multi-site chores can run in your own logged-in Firefox, driven by the AI agent you already use. Usable Browser Agent is the Firefox MCP that connects the two.
Why the real browser matters
Most browser automation starts from a throwaway profile: a clean browser with no sessions, no saved logins, and no history. That is fine for public pages, but the repetitive tasks that actually eat your time usually sit behind a login: a supplier portal, a dashboard, a back-office form, a members-only site.
Usable Browser Agent drives your actual Firefox profile. You log in once, the way you always do, and the agent works on those sites as you. There are no credentials to hand to a cloud service and no session state to rebuild in a script.
Filling the same forms again and again
Suppose you file the same weekly report into a web form, or enter supplier records one at a time. With Usable Browser Agent connected, you ask your agent to open the form, fill the fields from the notes or file you give it, and pause so you can review before anything is submitted. The agent does the typing and the navigation; you keep the judgment.
Collecting data from sites you sign in to
When the numbers you need each week live on three different dashboards, the chore is not reading them, it is the clicking. Ask your agent to visit each dashboard in your browser, read the figures you name, and bring them back as a summary. Because the agent uses your Firefox profile, every one of those signed-in pages is already reachable.
Multi-site tasks in one instruction
Some chores span sites: check a price here, compare it there, note the difference somewhere else. With one instruction, the agent can walk through the sequence in your browser, using your existing logins along the way, while you watch the pages it opens.
What you need
- Firefox. Usable Browser Agent is a Firefox MCP; Firefox is the only supported browser today.
- An AI agent that can use MCP servers. You bring your own agent; Usable Browser Agent gives it hands in your browser.
- A Usable Browser Agent license: $39 one-time, no subscription.
Two honest limits: the product drives one browser session, and it is only as careful as your instructions. Reviewing what the agent does, especially before a form submit, is part of the workflow, not a workaround.