OpenTabs touts API-backed Reddit browsing

This is the right instinct: when the destination is a known, logged-in site, API-backed plugins are usually more reliable than camera-based agents. OpenTabs is interesting because it turns the browser into a transport layer instead of a perception problem.

• –The repo ships a dedicated Reddit plugin with read/write tools for feeds, posts, comments, voting, saves, subscriptions, and inboxes.
• –The project page and README both point to real demo videos, which is a much better signal than vague "agent can do anything" claims.
• –The tradeoff is per-site upkeep: each plugin depends on the site's internal API shape, so frontend changes can break it.
• –It is a stronger fit for "browse my feed" workflows than mass scraping, but it still does not erase TOS or account-risk concerns.