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How to Obtain the wsChromeEndpointUrl on windows
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To obtain the wsChromeEndpointUrl
on Windows, you can follow these steps:
- Open a command prompt.
- Navigate to the directory where Google Chrome is installed. The default installation directory is usually
C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome
. - Run the following command:
chrome.exe --remote-debugging-port=9222
. This command starts Google Chrome with remote debugging enabled on port 9222. - Google Chrome should start with remote debugging enabled. Keep the command prompt open as long as you need to access the
wsChromeEndpointUrl
. - Open a web browser and visit
http://localhost:9222/json/version
. This will display a JSON response containing information about the browser. - Look for the
webSocketDebuggerUrl
field in the JSON response. This field contains the value ofwsChromeEndpointUrl
that you can use to connect to the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Note that the wsChromeEndpointUrl
is specific to the particular instance of Google Chrome that you have launched with remote debugging enabled. If you close that instance of Chrome or restart your computer, the endpoint URL will change, and you will need to obtain it again.
Please keep in mind that the steps mentioned here are specific to Google Chrome and may not apply to other web browsers.