Se Browser Automation

Browser automation patterns and best practices for OpenClaw browser control. Use when navigating web apps, filling forms, clicking elements, or extracting da...

This skill appears to be a straightforward browser-automation guide and is largely coherent, but before installing or using it you should: 1) Ask the skill author or platform how 2FA 'check email' is expected to work — will the agent access your email account autonomously, or will it prompt you to copy/paste codes? Never provide email credentials unless absolutely necessary and you trust the implementation. 2) Confirm what the 'openclaw' profile implies (privileges, which browser gateway is used, whether scripts run in a sandbox). 3) Be aware the skill suggests executing JavaScript (evaluate) on visited pages — that is normal for automation but can expose sensitive data if you direct it to financial, identity, or admin consoles. 4) If you want to limit risk, require manual entry of credentials/2FA codes at runtime and avoid granting persistent access to external accounts. If the author clarifies that 2FA is handled manually or via user prompts, the remaining issues are minor and the skill is likely usable.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: se-browser-automation Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides standard best practices and operational patterns for browser automation within the OpenClaw environment. The instructions in SKILL.md focus on legitimate automation tasks such as handling single-page applications (SPAs), managing iframes, and navigating login flows using built-in framework commands. No indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection were found.