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puppeteer

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JavaScript API for Chrome and Firefox

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puppeteer/puppeteer is an open-source project by puppeteer: JavaScript API for Chrome and Firefox. Indexed here so it can be found — not resold.

It is free. Get it from the upstream repository: https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer

From the project's own README (excerpt, reproduced for discovery under its Apache-2.0 license):

Puppeteer

> Puppeteer is a JavaScript library which provides a high-level API to control > Chrome or Firefox over the > DevTools Protocol or WebDriver BiDi. > Puppeteer runs in the headless (no visible UI) by default

Get started API FAQ Contributing Troubleshooting

Installation

:::note

Modern package managers (including npm (see the RFC), pnpm, Yarn, Bun, and Deno) block dependency install scripts by default. If the install script is blocked, Puppeteer will not download the browser during installation, leading to runtime errors.

You can manually download the required browsers after installation by running:

Alternatively, you can configure your package manager to allow the install script to run (for example, with npm, by adding "puppeteer" to "allowScripts" in your package.json).

:::

MCP

Install chrome-devtools-mcp, a Puppeteer-based MCP server for browser automation and debugging.

Puppeteer also supports the experimental WebMCP API.

Example

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02Requirements & stack

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Stack

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VersionChannelReleasedNotes
0.0.0stableSep 21, 2026Indexed listing — see the upstream repository for real release history.