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cookieguard-browser-use
CookieGuard's Python package is now cookieguard,
and the Browser Use integration lives in cookieguard.browser_use.
This package installs cookieguard and keeps existing code working:
from cookieguard_browser_use import CookieGuardAudit returns the same objects as
from cookieguard import CookieGuardAudit, and python -m cookieguard_browser_use.demo
still runs the demo.
For new projects:
pip install cookieguard
from cookieguard import CookieGuardAudit
Documentation: https://github.com/aiscihub/cookieguard-ai/tree/main/integrations/python
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