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  1. Getting Started

Private Vs Public

The Browser can live in either a public or private infrastructure

When interacting with the API, you’ll notice that many endpoints require a mode to be specified in the path. Where mode can either be public or private

  • Private Mode: The browser session is hosted and secured by us.

  • Public Mode: The browser session is hosted by any external provider, which means it might not have the same level of security as private hosting. Public mode should only be used for non-sensitive tasks, where user data, cookies, or logins are not involved. Tasks like general browsing or simple automation that doesn't require secure handling of information are suitable for public sessions.

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