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How to create a sub CDP client of `const client = await CDP({ target: webSocketDebuggerUrl })`?
See original GitHub issueIm creating a new CDP client via const client = await CDP({ target: webSocketDebuggerUrl });.
How can I create a “sub client” for this created CDP client with a specified target id (like “25B9A14AD6A1DA9F2A2539874E03A751”)? (The browser is indeed remote and accordingly 127.0.0.1 and 9222 cannot work.)
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At least Node.js itself is single-threaded… 😛
Cheers mate, glad to help. Good luck!
That’s what I’m doing now. And it’s finally working! Wow, can’t remember how many of these race-conditions I had, but they’re frustrating. Thanks for your time @cyrus-and ! You helped a lot!