playwright-interactive

A persistent Playwright session preserves browser handles and context across iterations, allowing you to debug local web apps without restarting the toolchain. It bootstraps Playwright with a stable context for faster QA loops.

Yes, Playwright supports automating UI QA for Electron apps. The session reuses Electron contexts and page handles, enabling iterative testing and evidence capture without losing state between test runs.

You can capture QA evidence during Playwright debugging using built-in evidence capture utilities. These operate within the persistent session to take screenshots and record UI states during iterative testing.

Yes, enabling js_repl is required to start a persistent Playwright session. The runtime must also start with appropriate sandbox permissions to bootstrap Playwright with a persistent context and proper page management.

The best way to iterate UI tests without losing state is using a persistent Playwright session. It maintains reusable browser contexts and page handles across iterations, preventing state loss and accelerating debugging loops.

Your Playwright context resets because it lacks a persistent session configuration. Bootstrapping Playwright with a persistent context preserves handles and state across iterations, preventing unwanted resets during QA.