browser-automation

To run parallel browser sessions for concurrent user testing, start the HTTP automation server and create sessions via POST /sessions. You then execute saved flows and inspect pages in real-time across all active sessions to validate multi-user behavior.

Authentication persistence stores login state per session profile, allowing you to maintain authenticated browser sessions across multiple automation runs. This enables you to execute protected user flows without repeatedly handling login sequences.

Yes, you can inspect page structure, navigate between pages, and capture state snapshots in real-time during flow execution. The REST-like interface enables you to script actions and dynamically inspect active browser sessions to validate page state.

Yes, it supports saved flows and profile storage, allowing you to store reusable automation sequences. You can persist these flows and execute them across multiple concurrent browser sessions to achieve scalable end-to-end testing orchestration.

The best way to manage concurrent browser sessions is using an HTTP server to coordinate execution. You can create individual sessions, apply saved flows, and maintain per-session authentication profiles to emulate multiple users simultaneously for scalable testing.