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So this argument can be used these ways: --headless --headless=new --headless=chrome And each mean something different - but what? Not documented, very fru

So this argument can be used these ways: --headless --headless=new --headless=chrome And each mean something different - but what? Not documented, very frustrating. Can you explain the difference between each of the above arguments?

quenix 4y ago
There are two headless mode: "chrome" and "new". --headless enables the default, which is "chrome". --headless=new enables "new".
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