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options: RequestOptionsClose a specific browser tab identified by its id. This endpoint will permanently close the tab and free up the associated resources. After closing a tab, the ids of subsequent tabs may change.
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options: RequestOptionsRetrieve a comprehensive list of all currently open browser tabs in the specified box. This endpoint returns detailed information about each tab including its id, title, current URL, and favicon. The returned id can be used for subsequent operations like navigation, closing, or updating tabs. This is essential for managing multiple browser sessions and understanding the current state of the browser environment.
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options: RequestOptionsCreate and open a new browser tab with the specified URL. This endpoint will navigate to the provided URL and return the new tab's information including its assigned id, loaded title, final URL (after any redirects), and favicon. The returned tab id can be used for future operations on this specific tab. The browser will attempt to load the page and will wait for the DOM content to be loaded before returning the response. If the URL is invalid or unreachable, an error will be returned.
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options: RequestOptionsSwitch to a specific browser tab by bringing it to the foreground (making it the active/frontmost tab). This operation sets the specified tab as the currently active tab without changing its URL or content. The tab will receive focus and become visible to the user. This is useful for managing multiple browser sessions and controlling which tab is currently in focus.
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options: RequestOptionsNavigate an existing browser tab to a new URL. This endpoint updates the specified tab by navigating it to the provided URL and returns the updated tab information. The browser will wait for the DOM content to be loaded before returning the response. If the navigation fails due to an invalid URL or network issues, an error will be returned. The updated tab information will include the new title, final URL (after any redirects), and favicon from the new page.
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options: RequestOptions
This endpoint allows you to generate a pre-signed URL for accessing the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) of a running box. The URL is valid for a limited time and can be used to interact with the box's browser environment