fix: remove leaked filesystem paths from browser-use print statements#1424
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Replace hardcoded status file paths, screenshot paths, and receipt paths with generic descriptions to prevent internal filesystem layout disclosure in CLI output. Fixes 4 locations in browser-use probe/open/screenshot/task handlers.
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Summary
Replace hardcoded filesystem paths in browser-use CLI print statements with generic descriptions to prevent internal path disclosure.
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Why
These print statements exposed internal filesystem paths (e.g.,
/home/user/.spark/status.json) which could reveal directory structure information to users or in logs.Severity
MEDIUM — Information disclosure of internal filesystem layout.
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