Playwright
Playwright
Chromium on your own machine. No key, no account, no bill.
- Supports
- 9 of 13 operations
- Scrape
- one call
- Needs
- no key
- Endpoint
- local
Operations
- scrapeone call
- screenshotsession
- elementsession
- pdfone call
- crawlone call
- linksone call
- a11y treeno
- extractno
- searchno
- sessionsone call
- cdpno
- navigatesession
- evaluatesession
Recorded
- Came back
- plain text
- Size
- 917 characters
- Time
- 1,440 ms
This domain is for use in documentation examples without needing permission. This is not a service, avoid relying on it for testing and monitoring purposes.
Access
- Create
create("playwright") - CLI
browsers scrape https://example.com -p playwright - Tool
provider: "playwright"
Playwright is the one that runs here. It launches the Chrome, Chromium or Edge already on your PATH, or the Chromium that npx playwright-core install chromium downloads, and never needs a key. It's last in the registry, so it's what you get when nothing else is configured.
scrape() returns everything at once: title, html, the page's innerText as text, and every link. The tool picks the text, which is why its answer in the recording is the plain words of the page.
Sessions live in your process. A session opened by one CLI command is gone when that command exits, so browsers session create -p playwright is mostly a party trick. In code, createSession() keeps the browser until releaseSession().
No CDP URL, since the browser is yours already. And no bill, which is nice.