Row 76921

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I'm quite familiar with the subject matter, as I've done my fair share of web dev, hence why I felt appropriate for me to chime in.

Consider this, blind people use the internet. How is this possible? Because of advancements in accessibility tools and standards. So if we already have solutions for the visually impaired to navigate... then an AI being fed that information in addition to all the raw HTML will easily navigate it.

I believe you mean some selectors are randomly generated (because they are always visible). That's true, but you don't need a selector to tell that a `<button>Download</button>` is a download button. There's going to be text inside, and if it doesn't (icon button), then there should be a title and/or aria-label attribute describing it as such.

Vision capabilities would be useful if you're on an external device (like your phone) and having it read your computer screen. But if you're already giving it direct access to the browser, then feeding it the raw website files is infinitely more useful to a computer than giving it an image of your screen.

Consider the fact that text can also be heavily stylized, e.g. fonts, color, border, orientation, etc. which would be a nightmare for OCR and computer vision. Whereas otherwise it could just read the text and ignore all the distracting styling.

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