**browser‑task** is a lightweight Node.js tool that runs a tiny server exposing a browser “worker” which can be instructed remotely to perform actions (clicks, assertions, etc.) inside any real web browser. It’s aimed at developers and QA engineers who need to pause automated tests, record screencasts, or provide interactive debugging/support without relying on head‑less environments like Zombie.js or jsdom.
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Guarantees things will happen, even if we are interrupted
manage a queue of workers and work to do
Talk to remote servers
Define tests with dependencies
Move code and state between Node and the browser
Use WebSockets exactly the same way in Node and in the browser
Wait for things to finish in other modules and other iframes
Caches module singletons and orchestrates dependencies between them
Attaches a socket handler to a single connection until it closes
Generate HTML for a web page
Send stuff over HTTP
Send modules and their dependencies to the browser
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