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Bring your own browser? #391

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AdamGoodApp opened this issue Jan 9, 2025 · 4 comments
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Bring your own browser? #391

AdamGoodApp opened this issue Jan 9, 2025 · 4 comments

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@AdamGoodApp
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I have my own browser instance running that I would like Stagehand to attach to.

Is this possible?

@filip-michalsky
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can you say more? What kind of browser and where is it running? we do support a local mode currently.

@marchellodev
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marchellodev commented Jan 9, 2025

+1 for this one. I wish there was an option to pass in a custom Playwright Browser through the config

Use cases:

  • To be able to attach cookies / browser extensions
  • To be able to use custom chrome builds
  • To be able to use firefox / safari

At work I am forced to use a corporate laptop, on which all the browsers are blocked except for chrome on a specific path
Hence, playwright does not work, unless I specify the path to the chrome manually

@AdamGoodApp
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can you say more? What kind of browser and where is it running? we do support a local mode currently.

I have a Chromium browser running in a docker container I would like stagehand to attach to.

@kamath
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kamath commented Jan 18, 2025

Hey!

Multiple browsers is unfortunately not on the roadmap as of now. We want Stagehand to be really really good on Chrome, and our roadmap is actually more likely to include performance upgrades for users running on Chrome at the cost of degraded support for Firefox/Safari.

If you're interested in browser customization, I highly recommend checking out Browserbase for stuff like custom contexts and extensions while we work on implementing those features natively in Stagehand

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