Launch a browser instance (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) with optional headless mode, viewport dimensions, proxy, and custom arguments.

Close the active Selenium browser session and free resources.

Navigate the active browser to a specified URL.

Get current page URL and page title.

Perform browser navigation actions: back, forward, or refresh.

Set browser window width and height in pixels.

Click an element matching selector strategy (css, xpath, id, name, text, partialText).

Type text into an input or textarea element.

Clear text from an input or textarea element.

Hover mouse over a target element.

Select an option in a HTML dropdown by value, visible text, or index.

Send special keyboard keys (ENTER, TAB, ESCAPE, BACK_SPACE, ARROWS, etc.) to page or element.

Retrieve text, full HTML source, or interactive structure outline of current page.

Find and inspect elements matching a selector, returning tag, text, attributes, and visibility.

Retrieve specific attribute or property (e.g. href, src, value, class) from an element.

Take a screenshot of the current page viewport or a specific element and return PNG image data.

Execute arbitrary JavaScript code in the browser page context and return the result.

Wait until an element satisfies condition (present, visible, clickable, invisible).

Manage browser tabs: list active tabs, switch tab, open new tab, or close tab.

Manage browser cookies: get_all, get, set, delete, or delete_all.

Switch execution context to an iframe, parent frame, or default document.