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- browserheapLong-run section: "Let your agent open as many pages as it wants", under "Long research tasks"cbff685
- browserheap100 tabs in 1 GB: the site's long-run card, the race image and the LinkedIn post, whose first three lines now carry the headline, the gap and the linkc1c62d3
- browserheapCharts on phones: drawn at the screen's width with fewer labels, and touch shows every browser's number070f381
- browserheapSite: hero says a browser for agents that never runs out of memory; Instrument Sans for words; on phones the agent's thread sits under the tabs instead of a drawer. Launch: post text and three 16:9 images (the 100-tab race, memory, idle CPU) drawn from site/data.js by media/launch-charts.ts4cef42c
- browserheapSite: a browser for long-running agents; the demo is Claude Code's terminal beside a scrolling tab grid, no browser bar; cards for 100 tabs, idle CPU and memory against every other browser; heap.js's wake renamed so it no longer breaks the demobfd2b47
- browserheap0.3.1: the updated README on npm00b417b
- browserheapREADME: 0.3.0 numbers (full Chromium and --headless-shell), bot-wall counts, no sleeping-page limitd33cc13
- browserheapLogo sheet: 16 variations of the current mark (V1-V16) and lockups (VL1-VL8) first; the other ideas folded away5f13a7a
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- browserheapLong-run section: "Let your agent open as many pages as it wants", under "Long research tasks"cbff685
- browserheap100 tabs in 1 GB: the site's long-run card, the race image and the LinkedIn post, whose first three lines now carry the headline, the gap and the linkc1c62d3
- browserheapCharts on phones: drawn at the screen's width with fewer labels, and touch shows every browser's number070f381
- browserheapSite: hero says a browser for agents that never runs out of memory; Instrument Sans for words; on phones the agent's thread sits under the tabs instead of a drawer. Launch: post text and three 16:9 images (the 100-tab race, memory, idle CPU) drawn from site/data.js by media/launch-charts.ts4cef42c