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We welcome feedback during this early stage of development. | We welcome feedback during this early stage of development. | ||
If you would like to try this out with your | If you would like to try this out with your favorite browser automation library, you can download any recent version of Firefox. Feel free to ask questions and file bugs - see [[#Communication| Communication ]], below. | ||
Do you have an automation project or end-to-end test suite that depends on Chrome DevTools Protocol, either directly or | Do you have an automation project or end-to-end test suite that depends on Chrome DevTools Protocol, either directly or though a client library like Puppeteer or Playwright? | ||
though a client library like Puppeteer or Playwright? | |||
We'd love to learn about the API surface that you use the most: | We'd love to learn about the API surface that you use the most: | ||
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; Can I use Puppeteer with Firefox? | ; Can I use Puppeteer with Firefox? | ||
: puppeteer and puppeteer-core are able to launch Firefox | : puppeteer and puppeteer-core are able to launch Firefox as of v2.1.0. Since Firefox 86 also beta and release versions are supported. This is part of a gradual transition away from puppeteer-firefox. Check the [https://puppeteer.github.io/ispuppeteerfirefoxready/ IsFirefoxPuppeteerReady dashboard] to see the overall status, and our [[Remote/Milestones#All_MVP_Bugs|Milestone overview]] for the current status. | ||
; What is the difference between puppeteer and puppeteer-firefox? | ; What is the difference between puppeteer and puppeteer-firefox? | ||
: puppeteer-firefox is an experimental package from Google. It communicates solely with an outdated Firefox fork and is no longer maintained. It is not compatible with official Firefox releases. | : puppeteer-firefox is an experimental package from Google. It communicates solely with an outdated Firefox fork and is no longer maintained. It is not compatible with official Firefox releases. | ||