playwright-interactive

You can debug a local web app iteratively by enabling a persistent browser session that retains Playwright handles across interactions, eliminating the need to restart your toolchain after each code change.

Yes, Playwright supports Electron app debugging alongside standard web applications. You can perform iterative UI testing and repeated functional checks on your Electron desktop apps without losing the established browser context.

You need to enable js_repl and disable sandboxing for initial use. These settings allow the persistent Playwright session to maintain browser handles and execute interactive debugging commands for your local web applications.

The best way to run iterative visual QA is using a persistent browser session. This allows you to make small code changes, reload the browser, and immediately see the visual and functional impact without resetting the established context.

Yes, persistent Playwright debugging works for both standard web applications and Electron desktop applications. It maintains browser handles across multiple interactions to facilitate rapid iteration and testing for both platforms.

Your UI testing session loses context because standard sessions restart the entire toolchain. Using a persistent browser session with js_repl enabled maintains Playwright handles, preventing context loss during iterative local web app debugging.