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n8n-nodes-chrome-cdp

v0.1.4

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Direct Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) integration for n8n

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Readme

n8n-nodes-chrome-cdp

A high-performance n8n community node package providing direct integration with the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). This package is designed for low-level browser control, efficient tab management, and high-speed data extraction.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8e19cdfd-9934-4b97-bd7f-d372227db5c2

Features

  • Chrome: Create Tab: Open new browser targets with optional navigation and native "Wait for Page Load" event handling.
  • Chrome: Read Web Page: Extract innerText or outerHTML from an existing tab session via WebSocket.
  • Chrome: Run Script: Execute custom asynchronous JavaScript within the page context and return JSON results directly to n8n.

Installation

Follow the official n8n guide to install this package:

  1. Go to Settings > Community Nodes in your n8n instance.
  2. Click on Install a community node.
  3. Enter n8n-nodes-chrome-cdp in the npm Package Name field.
  4. Agree to the risks and click Install.

Prerequisites

This node requires a running Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Edge, or Brave) with the remote debugging port enabled.

Recommended Startup Command

Launch your browser with the following flags to allow n8n to connect:

chrome --remote-debugging-port=9222 --remote-debugging-address=0.0.0.0 --incognito

Note: Ensure your firewall or network settings allow traffic on port 9222.

Node Documentation

1. Chrome: Create Tab

Initializes a new browser tab and returns connection details.

  • Host: The IP or hostname of your Chrome instance.
  • URL: The destination address (defaults to about:blank).
  • Wait for Page Load: If enabled, pauses execution until the browser triggers loadEventFired.

2. Chrome: Read Web Page

Connects to an active session to pull content without re-navigating.

  • WebSocket URL: The wsUrl provided by the Create Tab node.
  • Extract Type: Choose Text for a clean string or HTML for the raw source code.
  • Wait for Navigation: Ensures the DOM is fully settled before extraction.

3. Chrome: Run Script

Injects and executes custom logic inside the browser.

  • JavaScript Code: Your script. Supports async/await. Use return to pass data back to the workflow.
  • Wait for Navigation: Optional flag to delay execution until the page is ready.

License

MIT