Monitor API
Added support for monitoring browser windows for specific conditions.
You can monitor browser windows in several ways:
Natural language conditions
Specify conditions in plain English that describe what you’re waiting for:
- “Determine if the user appears to be signed in to the website”
- “Check if the shopping cart contains more than 3 items”
- “Wait for the success message to appear”
Configurable monitoring options
Fine-tune the monitoring behavior with:
intervalSeconds: How frequently to check the condition (default: 5 seconds)timeoutSeconds: Maximum time to wait for the condition (default: 30 seconds)includeVisualAnalysis: Enable visual analysis for enhanced condition detection
Resource management
Control costs and execution time:
costThresholdCredits: Set credit limits for the monitoring operationtimeThresholdSeconds: Set maximum execution time limits
When visual analysis is enabled, monitoring operations may use more credits but can detect visual changes more accurately
For more information, see the API reference.
Chrome Extension support
Added support for installing and using Chrome extensions in browser sessions.
For more information, see the Chrome Extension support guide.