Getting Started
BotBrowser Profiles: Formats, Rotation, and Common Failures
Manage BotBrowser profiles with clear ownership, release compatibility, controlled changes, and repeatable privacy validation.
ProfilesManagementConfiguration
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This archive groups 5 articles on Getting Started. Use it to move from editorial reads into practical BotBrowser guidance, then continue in Getting Started.
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Getting Started
Start with these Getting Started guides
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Getting Started
BotBrowser Launcher: Profiles, Proxies, and Setup
Use BotBrowser Launcher to match profiles and browser versions, review proxy routes, manage runtime settings, and start consistent browser sessions.
LauncherProfilesProxyConfiguration
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Browser Automation CLI Recipes: Practical Command Examples
Copy-paste-ready CLI recipes for browser automation, from basic launches to multi-instance production setups with fingerprint profiles.
CliRecipesFlagsConfiguration
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Getting Started
Puppeteer + BotBrowser: defaultViewport, puppeteer-core, and Launch Pitfalls
Avoid the Puppeteer mistakes that break BotBrowser profile consistency, including defaultViewport overrides, bundled Chromium, and browser-level CDP session mix-ups.
PuppeteerAutomationGetting-Started
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Getting Started
Playwright with Profile-Backed Browser Identity
Use Playwright with profile-backed browser identity, proxy routing, context isolation, and a production-ready validation workflow.
PlaywrightAutomationGetting-Started
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Take BotBrowser from research to production
The guides cover the model first, then move into cross-platform validation, isolated contexts, and scale-ready browser deployment.