The early-injection angle is obviously important, but the token-noise part stands out to me the most. When using browser agents for research/social workflows, the annoying failure mode is often less “a malicious directive” and more the agent wasting context on cookie banners, navigation, footers, and hidden junk before reaching the actual page content.
Curious if Agent Browser Shield exposes a gap or trace of what has been removed from the page. This would be really useful for debugging false positives, especially when a page has a weird layout or important content that looks like boilerplate.
Congratulations on the launch – it seems like this is one of those unglamorous layers that becomes necessary once browser agents move from demo to real workflow.
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