In this guide, we’ll cover the basics of using Browserbase. By the end, you’ll run your first browser session and have a basic understanding of how to use Browserbase.
The Overview Dashboard is the first page you’ll see when you log in to Browserbase and click into a project. It gives you a quick overview of your browser sessions, usage, and status for that project.
Next, you’ll go to the Playground, which provides a quick way to try Browserbase directly in your browser. It’s a great way to get started and see how Browserbase works.
Running your first session in the Playground is a great way to get started. However, you’ll likely want to integrate Browserbase into your own codebase.The first step is to select a browser automation framework you’ll want to use to control the browser. Browserbase supports all popular frameworks. As well as many integrations with popular tools.Choose the framework that best matches your needs and follow the framework-specific quick start guide to get a Browserbase project setup in your local development environment.
If you’re not sure which framework to use,
Stagehand is recommended as it’s built and
maintained by the Browserbase team.