Navigation

brow navigate

Navigate to a URL. Waits for the page to load and returns a snapshot.

brow navigate -s <id> <url> [--timeout <ms>]

Flag	Default	Description
--timeout	30000	Navigation timeout in milliseconds

brow navigate -s 1 "https://example.com"
# https://example.com/ [200]
# h1 "Example Domain"
# [1] a "More information..." href="https://iana.org/domains/example"

Output: current URL, HTTP status code, then the accessibility tree snapshot.

Relative URLs are supported when the page already has an origin:

brow navigate -s 1 "https://github.com"
brow navigate -s 1 "/anthropics/claude-code"   # → https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code

brow wait

Wait for a selector to appear, or for the page to reach a network-idle state.

brow wait -s <id> [--selector <sel>] [--load] [--timeout <ms>]

Flag	Default	Description
--selector	none	CSS or text selector to wait for
--load	false	Wait for networkidle instead
--timeout	30000	Timeout in milliseconds

brow wait -s 1 --selector ".results-table"     # wait for element
brow wait -s 1 --load                          # wait for network idle

Use wait after actions that trigger asynchronous content loading (AJAX, SPA navigation).

brow url

Get the current page URL.

brow url -s <id>

brow url -s 1
# https://example.com/page?q=test