Connect to or manage Chrome browsers via CDP by scanning ports or specifying a cdp_port.
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Connect to or manage a Chrome browser via CDP by scanning ports, attaching to an existing instance, or sharing a single browser across agents.
Start a managed or shared Chrome session by specifying a cdp_port in the start action, for example start with {"action": "start", "cdp_port": 9222}.
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You can connect to an existing Chrome instance via CDP by providing a specific CDP URL, such as http://localhost:9222, to attach directly. This enables taking control of the browser without launching a new instance.
You can discover available Chrome remote debugging targets by scanning local CDP ports. This port-scanning feature identifies active attach targets on your machine, enabling explicit CDP control.
Yes, you can share a single Chrome browser across multiple agents by launching it with an explicit cdp_port. This setup facilitates external sharing and multi-agent coordination, though it is constrained to one browser per workspace.
The single-browser-per-workspace constraint limits remote debugging sessions to one managed Chrome browser instance per workspace. This limitation ensures stable CDP port-scoped connections and prevents conflicts during multi-agent browser sharing.
To protect sensitive data during browser automation, use private_mode=true when starting your CDP connection. This prevents the browser from exposing your history, cookies, and other sensitive information.
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