Browser Run browser bindings now provide typed methods for session management and DevTools operations
Browser Run has added session and DevTools methods to its browser bindings.
These additions include typed methods for session management and DevTools operations, allowing for actions such as acquiring a session, connecting a browser client, and managing targets without constructing HTTP requests.
These additions can simplify the process of managing browser sessions and interacting with DevTools for developers using Browser Run
The full implications of these changes depend on the specifics of the Browser binding API documentation and the outbound Worker feature guide
Original reporting: developers.cloudflare.com
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