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Is it somehow possible to attach puppeteer to a running Chrome instance (manually started browser) and then takeover control within a tab? I'm assuming that it's eventually related to start the Chrome browser using the --no-sandbox flag but don't know how to continue from there.

Thanks for any help

Is it somehow possible to attach puppeteer to a running Chrome instance (manually started browser) and then takeover control within a tab? I'm assuming that it's eventually related to start the Chrome browser using the --no-sandbox flag but don't know how to continue from there.

Thanks for any help

• javascript
• node.js
• automation
• puppeteer

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You can use puppeteer.connect(options) (see here):

const puppeteer = require('puppeteer');

const browserWSEndpoint = 'a browser websocket endpoint to connect to';
const browser = await puppeteer.connect({browserWSEndpoint});
//continue from here

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