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BrowserServer.close async method

BrowserServer.close() is an async method available since v1.8 that closes the browser gracefully and makes sure the process is terminated.

BrowserServer.kill async method

BrowserServer.kill() is an async method available since v1.8 that kills the browser process and waits for the process to exit.

BrowserServer.process method

BrowserServer.process() is a method available since v1.8 that returns a ChildProcess. It provides access to the spawned browser application process.

BrowserServer.wsEndpoint method

BrowserServer.wsEndpoint() is a method available since v1.8 that returns a string containing the browser websocket URL. The endpoint can be used as an argument to BrowserType.connect() to establish a connection to the browser.

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