It's not really a wrapper - it's a client in client/server architecture - the difference is important because it means that .NET is a first-class citizen here (

It's not really a wrapper - it's a client in client/server architecture - the difference is important because it means that .NET is a first-class citizen here (like selenium and unlike tools like puppeteer-sharp) and that updates propagate to all languages automatically. The downside is indeed that you need a "server running".