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Playwright is shipping patched browsers. They take the open source version of the browser and patch in e.g. CDP support or other things that make automation "better. Playwright doe…

You would be surprised how much we talked about that . New/old are just relevant for the transition period.

It's real Chromium, not emulating a Chromium browser. "Old" Headless was merely pretending to be a Chromium browser, the "New" Headless is a Chromium browser. "Old" Headless requir…

Here are two of them: -Test reproducibility -Automated configuration rollouts in enterprise environments

We regularly get feature requests for Headless to provide a field or property that can be polled by JS frameworks to detect if Headless is active e.g. windows.isBot. Well, Headless…

I fail to see the connection. Can you elaborate?

What rumors? Can you provide any links or context?

PM working on Headless here. Masking bots is not the reason why the new Headless mode was created. The goal is to provide an headless browser that can be used in web tests. The ori…

I am the PM working on Headless. Feel free to ask questions in this thread and I will try to answer them if I can. Edit: Please also note that we have not released New Headless yet…

Can you please file a bug report on crbug.com?

You might also know this as PERT ( https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_evaluation_and_review_... ) I used it in the past and I think it is a good framework to discover uncertaint…

Google in Germany is hiring quite alright.

You can enable it on Firefox nightly. I think the config name is something with shared_mem.

Yes, atomics and SABs are tied to SI being active.

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Devs need to do feature detection like with any other feature e.g. for the presence of atomics and sharedarraybuffers.

Indeed. X64 and ia32 support vor Liftoff will be in 69.

It is progressing quite nicely. We still don't know yet when it is ready to graduate from Canary/Dev though. Lot's of stuff to do!

Great summary with a few nits! I am not aware that Edge is "stupidly fast" on startup. Safari though, is indeed currently leading the field. As you correctly outlined, V8 is indeed…

There are tools with more depths: You can try about:tracing or the heap visualizer mentioned in the article.