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- Rename the PyPI distribution from browser-cli to real-browser-cli after PyPI rejected the original name as too similar to an existing project.
- Keep the installed console command as browser-cli so user-facing CLI usage remains unchanged.
- Add README-based package metadata, author information, and project URLs so PyPI renders a proper project description.
- Centralize the PyPI distribution name for importlib.metadata version lookups used by the CLI, doctor command, and remote user agent.
- Document uv tool install, optional fast extra installation, and upgrade commands.
- Bump package and extension metadata to 0.14.3 for the republished release.
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**Requirements:** Python 3.10+, [uv](https://github.com/astral-sh/uv), Chrome, Chromium, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi
### Install with uv
Once published on PyPI, install the CLI as a uv tool:
```sh
uv tool install real-browser-cli
browser-cli --version
browser-cli install brave # or: chrome, chromium, edge, vivaldi
```
The PyPI package is named `real-browser-cli`; the installed command is still `browser-cli`.
For better remote-response compression, install the optional `fast` extra:
```sh
uv tool install "real-browser-cli[fast]"
```
To upgrade later:
```sh
uv tool upgrade real-browser-cli
```
### Install from source
```sh
git clone <repo>
cd browser-cli