Chrome
Chrome is the most popular web browser worldwide as of mid-2017, made by the tech company Google. It's available for most operating systems including Windows, macOS, and Linux and on multiple platforms such as the desktop, phones, and tablets.
Chrome boasts a minimalistic UI and was the first browser to feature "tabs" above the address bar, a convention that was later implemented in other browsers. Other popular features include things such as Incognito mode, tab sandboxing, and a Web Store with extensions and themes.
Although Chrome is not open source, the majority of the source code is available under the Chromium moniker.
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Automated script for Whole Foods and Amazon Fresh delivery slot
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In the document https://fate0.github.io/pychrome/#getting-started there is sample code
# start the tab
tab.start()
tab.Page.navigate(url="https://github.com/fate0/pychrome", _timeout=5)
# wait for loading
tab.wait(5)
# stop the tab (stop handle events and stop recv message from chrome)
tab.stop()But when I look inside the pychrome code. wait is defined like th
currently when gif image option is used, a page screenshot is captured in png, then encoded to gif and page + gif link is returned to client browser
instead, gif encoding should start in a goroutine and page displayed without wating
imgServer should check if if gif encoding is complete before returning image
A library that scrapes Linkedin for user data
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Small tool for adding exported credentials from Chrome to macOS keychain
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Browser Extension Analysis Framework - Scan, Analyse Chrome, firefox and Brave extensions for vulnerabilities and intels
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Dockerized Selenium and Python with support for Chrome, Firefox and PhantomJS
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A collection of tools for forensic analysis
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Python Lambda Chrome Automation (naming pending)
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Hello,
I'm trying to test a remote Firefox connection using Arsenic. It doesn't look like your Remote service supports desired_capabilities or profile parameters?
Here is the synchronous code I usually use:
from selenium import webdriver
capabilities = {
'platform': 'LINUX', 'browserName': browser, 'version': '',
'enableVNC': True,
}
profile
Comprehensive wrapper and execution manager for the Chrome browser using the Chrome Debugging Protocol.
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The place where I, DandelionSprout, store my web filter lists for countless topics, including my Nordic adblock list. As simple as that, really.
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Search your Google Chrome history in Alfred
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Chrome Debugging Protocol interface for Python
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Chrome extension for detecting phishing web sites
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Chrome Keylogger Extension | Post Exploitation Tool
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A python remake of the famous T-Rex game from Google chrome
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Custom Selenium Chromedriver up to v84 | Passes ALL bot mitigation systems (like Distil / Imperva/ Datadadome)
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Apple Color Emoji for Linux
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App that scrapes the Footlocker website to construct URLs for upcoming sneaker releases and adds the shoe to your cart if it is available. Uses Python and Selenium Webdriver. *Chrome and Chromedriver must be installed and Chromedriver must be on main path
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Library packs for google cloud functions
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Your friendly friend in modern web automation and testing.
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Created by Google
Released September 2, 2008
- Organization
- googlechrome
- Website
- www.google.com/chrome


I was wondering if you had any updated documentation that could be added. The most current documentation is for version 1.3.0 4 years ago, and I know there has been a lot of things added since then.
Thanks!