agent-browser-cli-control

You can automate authenticated pages by connecting to a running Chrome session through a loaded extension bridge. This approach preserves your existing cookies and login state while executing tab management and content extraction.

Yes, you can execute JavaScript on dynamic web pages using the exec command. This allows interaction with dynamic UI elements and enables custom JavaScript execution for complex page manipulation during scraping workflows.

Managing multiple browser tabs during web scraping is handled through dedicated tab commands. You can list, switch, open, and close tabs while performing page-level actions like text scanning or full DOM extraction across different pages.

This browser automation approach does not require headless mode or a separate profile. It connects to your real, actively running Chrome instance via a daemon HTTP/WebSocket connection and a loaded extension bridge to maintain normal browsing.

You extract page content using the scan command with options like text-only for simplified text or full for the complete DOM. Screenshots can also be captured to provide visual output for downstream reasoning and analysis.

Using an extension bridge for CDP-style operations requires a running daemon HTTP/WebSocket connection and a loaded Chrome extension. It depends on this active bridge remaining connected, meaning the browser must be actively running for commands to execute.