Explore the 'Downloads' section of the Kiwix website. First, navigate to the 'All Apps' page and identify at least three supported operating systems for Kiwix applications. Then, go to the 'Kiwix Hotspot' page and describe its primary purpose. Finally, navigate to the 'FAQ' section and find out if there's any information about how to access the content library or what types of content are available.
Navigate to 'https://www.kiwix.org/en/applications/'. Click on the 'All Apps' link (ID 41) under the 'Downloads' menu. Identify and list at least three supported operating systems for Kiwix applications. Go back to the 'applications' page (or ensure the 'Downloads' menu is visible). Click on the 'Kiwix Hotspot' link (ID 43) under the 'Downloads' menu. Describe the primary purpose of the Kiwix Hotspot. Go back to the 'applications' page (or ensure the 'Downloads' menu is visible). Click on the 'FAQ' link (ID 47) under the 'Downloads' menu. Scan the FAQ page for any information regarding accessing the content library or types of content available. Report any relevant findings from the FAQ about content access or categories.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'All Apps' page. The agent lists at least three supported operating systems (e.g., Android, Linux, Mac OS, iOS, Windows, Chrome, Firefox, Edge extensions, Raspberry Pi). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Kiwix Hotspot' page. The agent accurately describes the primary purpose of the Kiwix Hotspot (e.g., to create an offline hotspot for sharing knowledge in remote areas or without internet). The agent successfully navigates to the 'FAQ' page. The agent reports whether the FAQ page provides information about accessing the content library or specific content types, and if so, what that information is.