Chrome Devtools Protocol
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A Node.js library for automating Chrome locally or headless on AWS Lambda with a simple API.
A Go library for driving browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol without external dependencies.
A Go library for driving browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol without external dependencies.
A high-level Go driver for Chrome DevTools Protocol, designed for web automation and scraping.
A proxy that enables Chrome DevTools Protocol debugging for Safari and WebViews on iOS devices and simulators.
A deprecated VS Code extension for debugging JavaScript in Chrome using the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
A high-level Ruby API for controlling Chrome/Chromium browsers directly via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
A high-level Ruby API for controlling Chrome/Chromium via the Chrome DevTools Protocol without Selenium dependencies.
A browser extension and desktop app for interactive, high-fidelity web archiving directly in the browser.
TypeScript definitions and JSON schemas for the Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling programmatic browser automation.
A pure Ruby driver for Capybara that runs tests on headless Chrome/Chromium without Selenium dependencies.
Type-safe Go bindings for the Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling browser automation and debugging.
A Python package for controlling Google Chrome/Chromium via the Chrome DevTools Protocol with a threading-based API.
A proxy that enables debugging and diagnosing Internet Explorer using Chrome's remote debug protocol.
A client-side JavaScript CDP agent that enables remote debugging of webpages using Chrome DevTools.
A Go client library for remotely controlling Chrome/Chromium browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Automate Google Chrome using native AutoHotkey via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
A k6 module for browser automation and end-to-end web testing with Playwright-like APIs and Chrome DevTools Protocol.
A browser automation solution for Kubernetes and OpenShift supporting Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer, and Cypress.
A reverse proxy for Chrome DevTools Protocol that captures, coalesces, and logs commands and events for debugging.
A standalone browser extension that adds a Puppeteer IDE tab to Developer Tools for writing and executing scripts directly in the browser.
A Java client library for instrumenting, inspecting, debugging, and profiling Chromium-based browsers via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Run Go WebAssembly tests directly in a browser, automating compilation, serving, and execution.
An auto-generated Go client library for the Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling programmatic browser control.
A PHP client library for interacting with Chrome DevTools Protocol to automate and control Chrome/Chromium browsers.
Python type wrappers and WebSocket client for the Chrome DevTools Protocol, enabling browser automation and debugging.
A Clojure library for controlling headless Chrome via the Chrome DevTools Protocol, with auto-generated low-level commands and higher-level automation utilities.
An async/await friendly Chrome debugging client with TypeScript support, designed for automation.
Generates strongly-typed .NET Core wrappers for the Chrome DevTools Protocol from its JSON definition.
A low-level Chrome DevTools Protocol client written in Kotlin with RxJava3 for reactive composability.
A multiplatform Kotlin client for the Chrome DevTools Protocol using coroutines and code generation.
A vision-first browser automation agent that uses screenshots and deterministic replay to perform web tasks.
A runtime library and code generation tools for Chrome DevTools Protocol support in C#/.NET.
A fast, stealth-first browser automation library for Go using direct Chrome DevTools Protocol over WebSocket.
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