> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.browseract.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Visit Page Node > Open a specific URL in the current tab or a new tab. # Visit Page ## Overview The **Visit Page** node opens a target webpage in the browser. It is commonly placed after the **Start** node and before clicks, text input, scrolling, or data extraction. Add a Visit Page node from the Node Action Library ## Use Cases * Open a product list, search result, forum, or other target page. * Start a monitoring or data extraction workflow from a fixed URL. * Open a URL supplied through a Bot input or an earlier node. * Open a page in a new tab while keeping the current page available. ## Core Capabilities * Open a complete URL in the current tab or a new tab. * Reference an input parameter or a value from an earlier node. * Configure how the workflow responds if the page cannot be opened. ## Configuration Steps 1. Select the `+` below a node and choose **Visit Page**. 2. Enter a complete URL beginning with `http://` or `https://`. 3. Select **Current Tab Access** or **New Tab Execution**. 4. Configure the failure behavior when needed. Configure the URL and tab behavior in a Visit Page node Example: ```text theme={null} https://www.google.com/maps ``` ### Use a Dynamic URL The URL can reference an input parameter or a value produced by an earlier node. Use a dynamic URL when the destination changes between runs or while processing a list of URLs. Use an input parameter as the Visit Page URL For multiple URLs, place **Visit Page** inside the appropriate **Loop** or **Loop List** flow. ## Recommendations * Use one **Visit Page** node for each page-opening action. * Use a direct URL when the workflow always starts from the same page. * Open a new tab when the original page must remain available. * Add interaction or extraction nodes after the page has loaded. * Test the workflow before publishing the Bot.