Explore our collection of insights and guides on web augmentation.
Understand the options for embedding external websites and how to overcome embed-policy limitations.
Track user interactions on websites you don't own by injecting Google Analytics with Webfuse. Follow this guide to create a simple extension, set up tracking, and gain insights from third-party sites like Amazon or competitors-all through specialized Webfuse links.
Learn how Webfuse helps marketing agencies track user behavior on third-party websites, close the analytics visibility gap, and optimize campaigns with data.
This guide compares web augmentation and custom development, helping you choose the right path for fast fixes, SaaS tweaks, or building core platforms.
This article compares web augmentation and browser extensions for customizing websites. Browser extensions modify sites client-side, requiring user installation, while web augmentation uses a server-side approach to deliver modified versions without installs. Understanding this core difference in how changes are applied helps in selecting the most suitable method for individual or team-based web customization needs.
How Augmented Web Proxies and Virtual Web Sessions modify any website and give AI agents a live session to act in, plus secure co-browsing, automation, and compliance overlays.
A developer's guide to preventing cross-site tracking through embedded widgets, forms, and iframes using virtual browser sessions.
You cannot open someone else's Google Analytics. What traffic estimation tools can and cannot tell you, plus the Webfuse session method.
Web Augmentation is a new paradigm that lets developers modify, automate, and share any web application - without access to its code. It creates a programmable overlay on top of the existing web. In this post, we explore how the web became closed, how Web Augmentation re-opens it, and why it's vital for the age of agentic AI.