Selenium

Connect Selenium WebDriver to a Scrayle cloud browser for stealth-enabled automation. The SDK provisions a session on the internal grid and returns a ready WebDriver - no grid setup required.

Prerequisites

npm install @scrayle/sdk

Cloud Browser

Use SeleniumBrowser.connect() to provision a Scrayle-managed Selenium session:

import { SeleniumBrowser } from '@scrayle/sdk';

const driver = await SeleniumBrowser.connect({
  apiKey: process.env.SCRAYLE_API_KEY,
});

await driver.get('https://example.com');
console.log(await driver.getTitle());
await driver.quit();

With Proxy

const driver = await SeleniumBrowser.connect({
  apiKey: process.env.SCRAYLE_API_KEY,
  proxyCountry: 'US',
});

await driver.get('https://example.com');
await driver.quit();

All Connect Options

Stealth Features

All Selenium sessions include the same CDP-based stealth patches as Playwright and Puppeteer sessions:

• WebDriver flag removed
• Randomised navigator fingerprint (UA, viewport, locale, timezone)
• WebGL vendor masking
• Chrome runtime injection
• Geo-synced timezone and language from live proxy IP

Local / Self-hosted

Use SeleniumBrowser.launch() to drive a local Chromium binary or a self-hosted Selenium Grid:

import { SeleniumBrowser } from '@scrayle/sdk';

// Local Chromium - auto-detected from common binary paths
const driver = await SeleniumBrowser.launch({ headless: true });

// Self-hosted grid
const driver = await SeleniumBrowser.launch({
  remoteUrl: 'http://your-selenium-grid:4444',
});

await driver.get('https://example.com');
await driver.quit();