vercel-sandbox

You can run headless Chrome browser automation in a Vercel deployed app by provisioning ephemeral microVM sandboxes. This approach eliminates the need to install or maintain heavy browser binaries directly within your application environment.

Yes, you can maintain persistent browser sessions for multi-step automation on Vercel. The sandbox environment preserves browser state across multiple commands, allowing you to execute complex, multi-step workflows without losing context between actions.

Vercel Sandbox browser automation is framework-agnostic and works with SvelteKit, Nuxt, Remix, Astro, and Next.js. It integrates seamlessly with any Vercel-hosted application requiring isolated browser execution environments.

A Vercel Sandbox microVM is an on-demand Linux environment that boots with necessary browser tooling. You need it when your Vercel-deployed application requires isolated, scalable browser automation for tasks like web scraping or end-to-end testing.

You handle environment credentials securely by specifying runtime options and environment credential configurations during sandbox provisioning. This ensures your headless Chrome tasks access required authentication data without exposing sensitive information.

Yes, you can use optional sandbox snapshots to preserve the state of your Vercel browser automation environment. Snapshots allow you to save a microVM's current state and resume execution from that exact configuration later.