>It seems to me that there may also be a market for people happy to pay $70 for the same thing, with the ability to specify which browser, and have the list of

>It seems to me that there may also be a market for people happy to pay $70 for the same thing, with the ability to specify which browser, and have the list of available browsers include the ones that are kind of inconvenient to support (older IE). Mark me down on this list. In particular, I'd like an API that lets me have a more detailed look into the web page - for example, list all images used by the web page (this is a lot harder than it sounds once you consider images can be loaded by CSS, IMG HTML tag, can be delayed loading, etc). In short, I'd love an API where I can see the same details of a webpage as Chrome's debugger shows. I looked into Chrome headless, but there was some issue with hooking into the debugger (admittedly I know only the basics about Chrome headless).