Automating Screenshot Capture with Cursor 2.0's Built-in Browser

In this episode, Jason demonstrate how Cursor's built-in browser feature can automatically navigate to web apps, take screenshots, and update documentation files using just natural language instructions. Using a simple Plinko game as a demo, I show how this eliminates the need for tools like Playwright or MCP servers for basic testing and screenshot tasks. Key Topics: • Cursor 2.0's native browser testing tool • Automated screenshot capture with AI agents • Natural language app testing • Comparison with Playwright, Puppeteer, and Phantom JS • Browser configuration and approval settings • CSS testing across different browsers • Windsurf comparison and workflow optimization #Cursor #AITools #BrowserTesting #AutomatedTesting #Screenshots #WebDevelopment #AIAgents #DeveloperTools #Playwright #CodeEditor #AICoding #TestAutomation #DevTools #SoftwareDevelopment #techdemo 0:00 Introduction to Cursor's browser feature 0:22 Cursor 2.0 and Composer-1 model overview 0:41 The overlooked browser tool in the announcement 2:31 Plinko game demo project introduction 2:56 Project structure and GitHub Pages setup 4:13 Requesting screenshot with natural language 5:06 Browser navigation and approval prompts 6:22 Browser settings and configuration options 7:26 Successful screenshot generation and README update 7:49 Committing and verifying results 8:46 Comparing traditional screenshot methods 9:02 Discussion on CI/CD integration possibilities 9:32 Browser version testing for CSS compatibility 10:10 Windsurf comparison and tab management 10:50 Manual screenshot workflows and automation benefits 11:32 Closing thoughts and takeaways