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  1. Features

Browser Sessions

You can start browser session on-demand

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Create and manage browser sessions with a defined lease time. Each session runs independently and automatically terminates when the lease expires, ensuring a stable and isolated environment for automation tasks.

VncMode

The vncMode determines the type of interaction available with the browser during the session. There are two possible values:

  • ro (Read-Only): Provides view-only access to the browser session. Users can observe the session but cannot interact with the page.

  • rw (Read-Write): Allows full interaction with the browser, enabling both viewing and control, such as clicking and typing.

Driver

The driver specifies the method used to connect to the browser session. You can choose between two options:

  • api: Connects to the browser using the controller API endpoints.

  • puppeteer: Connects to the browser using Puppeteer.

Running with Fingerprint

When a fingerprint is provided, session data, such as cookies, browsing history, and proxy IP, will be preserved, allowing users to return to the same configuration and settings. Customizing aspects like screen resolution, device settings, and proxy preferences ensures that the session behavior remains consistent over time.

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