Tabstack: Mozilla-built API for web data extraction and browser automation without scrapers
By
Dan Fernie-Harper
Hard crust, hollow middle. Skim only.
Summary
Tabstack is a web data extraction and browser automation API developed at Mozilla. It allows users to pass a URL and schema to receive structured JSON output without needing to build or maintain scrapers. The API handles browser automation infrastructure and provides cited answers for research queries, with intelligence built into each API call.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledPass a URL and a schema, get back JSON that matches every time.
No scraper to build, maintain, or watch break when a site changes.
Built at Mozilla.
The intelligence is built into every API call.
Run research in one call and get cited answers back.
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