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I enjoyed reading the first few chapters, but wanted a PDF as well. I run browserless.io, so threw a quick script together to PDF-ify this. Gist is here: https://gist.github.com/jo…

This seems decent in Theory, though I'm not familiar if GraphQL mutations can handle conditionals. Cool idea though, but that might be a deal breaker for a lot of folks

https://www.browserless.io/blog/2024/02/21/rebuilding-browserless/ In the spirit of open source, I want to share the process as well as the product. Here's the story of our full re…

Thanks for that -- we did have quite a few good conversations over emails. I did read each personally and respond to them. Didn't justify the means.

Hey folks, Joel here, I'm the original maker behind browserless. You've seen us before on HN -- I'm very sorry for this situation. We didn’t intend to SPAM you or send unsolicited …

Wanted to say that browserless was on this podcast recently, and was great experience. I’d definitely recommend others do it as well

Just JS for now since it compiles and runs entirely in the browser

You’ve got it: the core service listens for inbound Upgrade http requests, starts a browser, then funnels the connection into the browser. This debugger simply sits on top of all t…

You can use our demo debugger (the address is in this blogpost). It might not match your version of puppeteer exactly, but it’s a close enough proximate that it’s still valuable

Yup, There’s a lot going on here. Currently the tool uses a fixed IP for the running browser. That’s why you’re seeing that Cloudflare issue. As far as the hovering goes, the canva…

Sure! Puppeteer is a node-based library, and pretty much all the web-apps out there that let you run puppeteer code do it in an elaborate node sandbox. This tool gets around that b…

Just familiarity with puppeteer, eventually this tool will support both. Puppeteer has less “moving parts” for now

You can actually install our docker image or use the npm module: https://github.com/browserless/chrome/blob/5627f1ef041ec23f3...

Hey, Joel here, mostly responsible for this tool. Happy to answer questions — one thing not well covered is getting puppeteer to run in the browser, especially a webworker. Can tal…

This is exactly the same thought I came to with browserless.io. There simply wasn’t enough traffic to make informed decisions, and when there was it was really silly things (small …

> But from a legal perspective that is not even close to the same thing. Very true. However, my rebuttal would be that the majority of folks reading this are of an engineering back…

> This means that Elasticsearch and Kibana will no longer be open source software. This is categorically not true. The source is open, and will likely always will be. It’s not free…