Add browser cache persistence to Proxy Lite #32
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This commit implements browser session persistence for Proxy Lite by adding a user_data_dir parameter to the environment configuration. This enhancement allows: - Saving browser cookies, cache, and local storage between sessions - Reusing authenticated sessions without requiring re-login - Maintaining browser state across different script executions - Improving efficiency for tasks requiring repeated access to the same sites The implementation creates a local directory to store browser data and configures Chrome to use this directory across multiple runs. This is particularly useful for workflows that require maintaining login state or preserving site preferences. Example use cases: - Social media scraping without repeated logins - Multi-step workflows that span multiple script executions - Maintaining authenticated sessions for API testing
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This commit implements browser session persistence for Proxy Lite by adding a user_data_dir parameter to the environment configuration. This enhancement allows:
The implementation creates a local directory to store browser data and configures Chrome to use this directory across multiple runs. This is particularly useful for workflows that require maintaining login state or preserving site preferences.
Example use cases: