jBrowserDriver

jBrowserDriver

jBrowserDriver is a programmable web browser driver designed for embedding in Java applications, fully compliant with the Selenium WebDriver specification. It operates in a headless mode using a WebKit-based architecture, allowing for flexible configuration through settings for proxies, headers, and user agents, thus ensuring customizable browser interactions.

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Top jBrowserDriver Features

  • Headless browsing support
  • WebKit-based rendering
  • Pure Java implementation
  • Programmable web driver
  • Compatible with Selenium WebDriver
  • Easy embeddability
  • Customizable settings object
  • Mimics Tor Browser fingerprint
  • Proxy configuration options
  • Request headers customization
  • User agent specification
  • Time zone settings
  • Navigator details configuration
  • Separate Java process per instance
  • Remote Selenium server compatibility
  • Maven installation support
  • SELENIUM Grid integration
  • Open source under Apache
  • Community-driven contributions
  • Comprehensive API documentation.