Live View

Having full access to the page via code is amazing, but for web automation, often it's crucial to have visual access to the current browser session to see what actually is rendered on the page. To cover this need, Rebrowser has a feature called Live View mode.

When a browser run is alive, you can watch it in real-time right from your browser. You just go to the details page of the run and you'll see the real-time picture of the browser screen, list of all tabs, URLs, and other useful info.

Sometimes you might want more privacy. You can always adjust browser settings on a profile or group level, and disable live view mode and taking screenshots. This way it will be impossible to watch your operation even having full access to your Rebrowser account.

Sharing Live View Access

One of the popular use cases among our clients is using Rebrowser for their web automation to build different services on top of its features.

Sometimes, these services might want to give their customers access to the remote browser page to fulfill authentication requests or perform other manual actions.

It's totally doable with Rebrowser - we can provide a Live View link via API. This feature is in beta mode and available only to selected enterprise customers. Please contact support if you're interested.

DevTools Inspector

Also, every run comes with a provided devtools inspector link that allows you to enter a fully supported debug session, just like you would do normally with your local browser.

Beware: when you enter the devtools inspector, it will automatically send a bunch of sensitive CDP commands to the remote browser which might lead to an automation leak. Live mode won't send such commands, so it's safe to watch any run without compromising any stealth feature of Rebrowser.