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Demo: computer-use browser window drag recording - #14617

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Description

Demo PR showing computer-use opening Google Chrome and dragging the browser window with the mouse. Includes a screen recording of the session.

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  • I have manually tested my changes locally with ./script/run

Verified via computer-use on the cloud Linux desktop: opened Chrome, un-maximized the window, then dragged it across the screen multiple times using the mouse on the title bar.

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Browser window drag demo (~50s):

browser-window-drag-demo.mp4

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Documents a computer-use session that opens Chrome and drags the
browser window; the screen recording is attached on the PR.

Co-authored-by: Daniel Peng <danielpeng2@gmail.com>
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