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The browser scrolls the element into view if needed, moves the cursor along a human-like path, then dispatches a full mouseDown+mouseUp at a randomized point inside the element's bounding rect.

The browser scrolls the element into view if needed, moves the cursor along a human-like path, then dispatches a full mouseDown+mouseUp at a randomized point inside the element's bounding rect.

Useful when a session id was persisted across processes and the rental outlived the original handle. Only calls the rent stop endpoint; there is no gRPC connection to close in this form.

The browser presses the left mouse button at a pickup point inside the element, drags along a human-like path to (pickupX+offsetX, pickupY+offsetY), then releases. At is not a valid target — drag needs a real element.

Same gesture as CloudBrowser.DragBy, but the drop destination is in page coordinates rather than relative to the pickup point.

The expression's return value is JSON-serialized server-side and parsed eagerly into EvaluateResult.Value. When the expression returns a DOM element the EvaluateResult.Value is left empty and the element metadata (BackendNodeId, IsVisible, Bounds) is populated instead — use Node(id) in subsequent calls to act on it.

Same semantics as CloudBrowser.Evaluate but targets a specific frame instead of the main frame. Useful for evaluating inside OOPIFs (out-of- process iframes) found via CloudBrowser.GetPages.

The browser scrolls the element into view, moves the cursor along a human-like path, clicks to focus, then types the text character-by- character with QWERTZ keyboard simulation and human-like timing.

To overwrite the field instead of appending, use CloudBrowser.FillWith with ClearFirst: true.

At is not a valid target — Fill requires an actual element.

The browser scrolls the element into view, moves the cursor along a human-like path, clicks to focus, then types the text character-by- character with QWERTZ keyboard simulation and human-like timing.

To overwrite the field instead of appending, use CloudBrowser.FillWith with ClearFirst: true.

At is not a valid target — Fill requires an actual element.

The shape matches Chrome DevTools' Protocol DOM.Node — useful for piping into agent loops or visualizers that already speak CDP. For a much smaller agent-oriented payload, prefer CloudBrowser.GetObservation instead.

Computing a hash is much cheaper than transferring the full tree — pair this with CloudBrowser.GetDOM only when the hash differs from your last snapshot.

The result is intended as input for LLM/agent loops where a full DOM dump would be too large; the server filters down to elements that are actually visible and interactable.

Each PageInfo carries the page's URL, title, viewport and a full nested frame tree (out-of-process iframes are children of the page's main frame).

Walks every frame and returns the first non-empty selection found — useful for "copy what the user highlighted" flows. Returns an empty string when nothing is selected anywhere.

The storage database is read directly in the browser process, so no page needs to be open. Only first-party localStorage is included — sessionStorage is per-tab and not covered.

Useful for visual debugging of agent flows — the overlay stays until the next call. Pass backendNodeId <= 0 to clear any current highlights.

No individual key events are dispatched; the entire string is committed at once via Input.insertText. Whatever element currently has focus receives the text. Use CloudBrowser.Click or CloudBrowser.Fill first if you need a specific element to be focused.

Mirrors what the live-UI overlay does on hover. Elements with pointer-events:none are skipped — the result is the actual click target, not the visually-topmost node.

Registers a one-shot interceptor that intercepts the next request to url and replies with the supplied html and headers instead of going to the network. Useful for snapshotted pages, test fixtures, and offline replays. Pair with CloudBrowser.Navigate to trigger the load.

One-shot: consumes the first matching request. Pass nil/empty mods to leave headers untouched and only override the body.

The browser scrolls the target into view first if necessary, then animates the cursor along a human-like path to the element's random center area (or to the viewport coordinate when target is At).

Returns once the primary main-frame navigation commits (the response is received and a new document is selected), before DOMContentLoaded or load fire. Cross-origin redirects are followed.

Only the keydown half is dispatched — pair with CloudBrowser.ReleaseKey for a full press cycle. The event targets whichever element currently has focus.

Mirror of CloudBrowser.PressKey. Same parameter semantics; use this to close a press cycle that was started with PressKey.

The capture uses a one-shot surface copy (the same mechanism as CDP Page.captureScreenshot), so it is independent of any active live stream and works with both GPU (hardware) and software compositing.

Whatever scroll container is closest to the element does the scrolling — nested scroll containers and out-of-process iframe chains are walked automatically. At is not a valid target here; scrolling needs a real element.

Sets the option as selected on the targeted <select>, then fires the standard input + change events (unless suppressed via CloudBrowser.SelectByIndexWith with SelectOpts.NoEvents).

At is not a valid target — Select requires an actual <select> element.

Sets the option as selected on the targeted <select>, then fires the standard input + change events (unless suppressed via CloudBrowser.SelectByIndexWith with SelectOpts.NoEvents).

At is not a valid target — Select requires an actual <select> element.

Sets the option as selected on the targeted <select>, then fires the standard input + change events (unless suppressed via CloudBrowser.SelectByIndexWith with SelectOpts.NoEvents).

At is not a valid target — Select requires an actual <select> element.

Sets the option as selected on the targeted <select>, then fires the standard input + change events (unless suppressed via CloudBrowser.SelectByIndexWith with SelectOpts.NoEvents).

At is not a valid target — Select requires an actual <select> element.

Sets the option as selected on the targeted <select>, then fires the standard input + change events (unless suppressed via CloudBrowser.SelectByIndexWith with SelectOpts.NoEvents).

At is not a valid target — Select requires an actual <select> element.

Sets the option as selected on the targeted <select>, then fires the standard input + change events (unless suppressed via CloudBrowser.SelectByIndexWith with SelectOpts.NoEvents).

At is not a valid target — Select requires an actual <select> element.

Any request whose URL matches one of the supplied patterns is blocked before it leaves the browser. Patterns are simple URL wildcards (* matches any character span). Pass a nil/empty slice to clear the blocklist and let everything through.

Existing cookies with the same (name, domain, path) tuple are overwritten. Pass an empty slice for a no-op.

Takes effect for new requests immediately; in-flight requests keep their original routing. Pass an empty proxyHost to clear the proxy and route directly.

Useful for replaying frozen page assets (HTML/JS/CSS/images) without hitting the origin every time. The cache backend itself (blob storage, CDN, …) is configured server-side. Pass an empty patterns slice to disable caching for this session.

Accepts the same structure GetStorage returns, so a dump can be fed back verbatim. Existing keys are overwritten. Works without any open page; pages that are already open will not observe the writes until they reload.

Detection covers the common challenge types you run into in the wild. The challenge is completed in-page server-side (the resulting token / bypass cookies are wired into the page automatically), so callers can ignore the returned string.

Pass one or more Locators (built with CSS, JS, …) plus optional wait-level arguments such as Timeout. When several locators are supplied, the first one to match wins; the others are abandoned.

Defaults applied automatically: - timeout: DefaultWaitTimeoutMs (30s) — override with Timeout - per-locator visible/steady: DefaultVisible (true) and DefaultSteadyMs (500) for CSS and JS locators. For JS expressions returning a non-Element value (bool/string/number/object) both flags are no-ops. Override with Locator.Visible / Locator.Steady on individual locators.

Node and At are not valid wait conditions — they only make sense as action targets — and produce an error at send time.

Returns the matched pattern's index and the captured request. When patternsi.Abort is true the request is dropped with an empty 200 response instead of being sent to the network.

Same shape as CloudBrowser.WaitForAnyRequest but on the response phase. When patternsi.Abort is true the page receives an empty 200 instead of the real response.

Equivalent to .InFrame(AllFrames). Use this when an element might appear inside any of several frames and you do not want to enumerate them.

Use the frameId from a previous result or CloudBrowser.GetPages to target elements inside a known iframe.

Pass 0 to disable the default DefaultSteadyMs (500). Has no effect for JS expressions that return a non-Element value, nor when the Locator is used as an action target.

Pass false to opt out of the default DefaultVisible (true). Has no effect when the Locator is used as an action target — actions never check visibility before dispatching.

Unstable API — likely to be reshaped or removed without notice. Use only when you have a specific WebGL-fingerprint requirement.

Drives both the assigned exit-IP region and the locale defaults (Accept- Language, timezone fallback) when those are not overridden separately.

When omitted the server picks a fingerprint based on the country code. Pass a known id (e.g. one returned by a previous rental) to keep fingerprints stable across sessions.

Useful for clicking inside a canvas, hovering decorative regions, or dispatching events at synthetic positions. Action-only — using it in CloudBrowser.Wait returns an error at send time. Note that only Click and MoveTo accept At; Scroll, Drag, Fill and Select all require a real element.

Use this when you have a session id and gRPC URL from a previous RentBrowser (for example stored across process restarts). Unlike RentBrowser this does not call the rent API — the session must already exist server-side.

When used in CloudBrowser.Wait, the returned Locator carries the SDK defaults DefaultVisible (true) and DefaultSteadyMs (500). Override per call with Locator.Visible / Locator.Steady (use .Steady(0) to disable the steady check).

When used as an action target (Click, etc.) the visible/steady fields are ignored — there are no corresponding fields on the action requests.

Same wait defaults as CSS (DefaultVisible=true, DefaultSteadyMs=500); these only apply when the expression returns a DOM Element. For non-Element truthy values (boolean, string, number, plain object) both fields are no-ops and the condition matches as soon as the value is truthy.

Use Locator.Visible(false) / Locator.Steady(0) on the returned Locator to opt out.

Use this when you already have a backendNodeId from a previous result (e.g. WaitResult or EvaluateResult) and want to act on the exact same element without re-resolving by selector. Action-only — using it in CloudBrowser.Wait returns an error at send time.

Calls the browserscale rent endpoint with the supplied BrowserConfig, opens a gRPC connection to the assigned session host, and returns a ready-to-use CloudBrowser. On any failure the partially-rented session is best-effort released.

Defaults to https://api.browserscale.cloud. Call this before any RentBrowser/StopBrowser call if you need to point at a private browserscale deployment.

Useful when a session id was persisted across processes and the rental outlived the original handle. Only calls the rent stop endpoint; there is no gRPC connection to close in this form.

When omitted, DefaultWaitTimeoutMs (30s) is used. Pass once per Wait call as one of the variadic arguments.

If the expression returned a DOM element, BackendNodeId/IsVisible/Bounds are populated and Value is nil. Otherwise Value holds the parsed JSON value (string/number/bool/[]any/mapstringany/nil). On parse failure Value falls back to the raw server string so the caller is never empty- handed.