chrome-proc

Manage Chrome browser processes, profiles, and CDP endpoints.

Installation

npm install -g chrome-proc

Usage

chrome-proc <command> [options]

Commands

• list — List Chrome processes
  • -v, --verbose — Show full command line
  • -j, --json — Output as JSON lines
• kill — Kill Chrome processes
  • -f, --force — Use SIGKILL instead of SIGTERM
  • -a, --all — Kill helper processes too
• launch — Launch Chrome browser
  • --dir <dir> — Chrome user data directory
  • --profile <profile> — Chrome profile name
  • -d, --debug — Enable remote debugging mode
  • -p, --debugging-port <port> — Remote debugging port
• profile — Manage Chrome profiles
  • profile list [-j, --json]
  • profile name <profile_dir> <new_name>
  • profile delete <profile_dir>
• cdp — List CDP WebSocket URLs
  • -j, --json — Output as JSON lines
• completion <shell> — Generate shell completion script

Shell Completions

Add to your shell config:

Bash (~/.bashrc):

eval "$(chrome-proc completion bash)"

Zsh (~/.zshrc):

eval "$(chrome-proc completion zsh)"