Selenium with Tor Browser on Graphical Ubuntu is a pre-configured Amazon Machine Image (AMI) designed to facilitate the automation of web interactions over the Tor network. This solution integrates Selenium WebDriver with the Tor Browser within an Ubuntu environment featuring a graphical user interface (GUI. It enables users to perform automated tasks such as web scraping, testing, and monitoring while maintaining anonymity and privacy. Key Features and Functionality: - Pre-installed Software: The AMI comes with Selenium WebDriver and the Tor Browser pre-installed, eliminating the need for manual setup. - Graphical User Interface: Utilizes the lightweight Xfce desktop environment, providing a responsive GUI accessible via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP or Virtual Network Computing (VNC. - Sample Scripts: Includes sample code to demonstrate the automation of the Tor Browser using Selenium, aiding users in developing their own scripts. - Remote Access: Supports remote connections through RDP or VNC, allowing users to interact with the GUI from different locations. - User-Friendly Configuration: The instance is configured to use the EC2 instance ID as the initial password for RDP/VNC access, simplifying the login process. Primary Value and User Solutions: This AMI addresses the need for secure and anonymous web automation by combining Selenium's automation capabilities with the privacy features of the Tor network. It is particularly beneficial for users requiring anonymity in their web interactions, such as researchers, testers, and developers working on privacy-focused applications. By providing a ready-to-use environment, it reduces the complexity and time associated with setting up such a system from scratch.