AutoHub's technical architecture innovatively integrates Chromium native APIs and WebExtension standards to form a dual-engine execution model. In mainstream browsers such as Chrome/Edge, the system automatically selects the optimal execution path: for standard web operations, it uses the lightweight WebExtension interface; for complex automation scenarios, it calls the browser's underlying APIs, which not only ensures functional completeness, but also maintains good performance.
The compatibility layer implements three core technologies: 1) a unified command translation system to shield the browser differences; 2) the execution of the environment detection module to dynamically adjust the operating strategy; 3) the fallback mechanism, when the compatibility problem is automatically switched to the realization of the solution. Architecture design makes the plug-in can be smoothly adapted to different browser versions, the user does not need to care about the underlying technical details.
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