Launches Chrome with remote debugging enabled, using a temporary profile. Select mode: newInstance to run alongside existing Chrome, or freshSession for a clean profile.
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- Restart Chrome to reset browser state, apply proxy settings, or recover from crashes by stopping and restarting the managed Chrome instance with remote debugging enabled.MIT
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- Capture runtime performance metrics like JS heap size and DOM node count from Chrome tabs to monitor memory usage, detect leaks, and profile performance.MIT
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