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I really like the concept, having personally struggled with browser automation scripting in the past for business and personal use. However, I'm concerned abou
by wackget 6y ago
I really like the concept, having personally struggled with browser automation scripting in the past for business and personal use.
However, I'm concerned about the privacy and security implications of storing users' automation scripts in the cloud. What if I want to automate processes on sites or applications which contain sensitive data?
In other responses I think you've confirmed that scraped data itself is never sent to your servers, but even the script and its metadata (e.g. names of fields, search terms, IDs of elements on the page etc.) can contain sensitive information.
In several of my clients' environments the use of this tool simply wouldn't be allowed because no third party data is allowed to leave the internal network.
Is there a way to use the product without sending any data whatsoever to your servers?
Also, does this work with browsers other than Chrome?
- yaseer 6y agoThis currently only works with Chrome (still an MVP). We would eventually like to expand support to other browsers with future iterations. RE: Data leaving the network. This is a very good point. If you have a strong business-case you'd like us to look at, but find privacy is the main issue, e-mail me at yaseer AT axiom dot ai; we may be able to investigate what on-prem would look like.