Posts Tagged with “puppeteer”
How DeveloperHub.io cut prerender load by 10x
Zaid Daba'een, CEO & Founder of DeveloperHub.io, switched their prerender deployment to use Lightpanda instead of headless Chrome. Pages now serve 4x faster and load average dropped 10x.Read More →
The Web Automation Stack Explained
Every tool in web automation runs on a browser engine. There are only two real options: Chromium and Lightpanda. Here's how the entire stack fits together.Read More →
Web Bot Auth Support in Lightpanda
Lightpanda now supports Web Bot Auth, the emerging standard for bots and AI agents to cryptographically prove their identity.Read More →
New LP Domain Commands and Native MCP
The LP domain grows with LP.getSemanticTree, LP.getInteractiveElements, and LP.getStructuredData alongside a native MCP server built into the browser binary that exposes the same engine capabilities without CDP.Read More →
Native Markdown Output in Lightpanda
Lightpanda now converts web pages to markdown natively inside the browser, cutting token usage for AI agents.Read More →
CDP Under the Hood: A Deep Dive
The Chrome DevTools Protocol powers every major browser automation library, but it wasn't designed for browser automation.Read More →
CDP vs Playwright vs Puppeteer: Is This the Wrong Question?
Web automation tools like Playwright and Puppeteer run on top of CDP. Understanding CDP helps developers choose the right level of abstraction.Read More →