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Overview The Visit Page node is used to open a target webpage in the browser and serves as the starting point for most browser automation workflows. You can specify a URL to load in either the current tab or a new tab, laying the foundation for subsequent clicks, inputs, scrolling, and data extraction. Gemini_Generated_Image_ogyhprogyhprogyh.png Use Cases
  • Initiating any web data scraping process (product list pages, search result pages, forum lists, etc.).
  • Starting e-commerce price monitoring or content monitoring tasks.
  • Serving as the entry point for a workflow, followed by actions like clicking, inputting, or scrolling.
Core Capabilities
  • Opens a specified URL in the current tab or a new tab.
  • Supports dynamic URL generation using parameters (variables).
  • Configurable exception handling (e.g., terminate the task if the page fails to open).
Configuration Steps
  1. Click + in the workflow and select the Visit Page node.
  2. In the URL input field:
    • Directly enter or paste a complete URL (must start with http:// or https://), e.g., https://www.browseract.com/.
    • Enter / to reference variables output by preceding nodes (e.g., {{target_url}}) for dynamic navigation.
  3. Select the access mode:
    • Current Tab Access: Open the page in the active tab.
    • New Tab Execution: Open the page in a new tab to maintain environment isolation.
  4. Configure exception handling as needed:
    • Set to Stop Task if access fails or loading fails.
PixPin_2025-12-04_14-36-34.png Recommendations
  • Each Visit Page node should only be responsible for “opening one page”; do not mix in actions like clicking or scrolling.
  • It is generally recommended to place the Visit Page node after the Start node and before all interaction nodes.
  • For batch tasks (multiple URL lists), it is recommended to combine this with parameters and Loop nodes.
  • Before running officially, test the URL in a standard browser to ensure it opens correctly.