Headless Chrome as a service
Sessions are provisioned on demand, kept alive for the length of the task, and torn down cleanly — including storage and cookies.
comparison
Browserless alternative with proxy rotation built in
Hosted browser endpoints solve the 'where does Chrome run' problem. Xymotrone answers the next three: which IP it runs behind, which identity it presents, and what record you keep afterwards.
Publicly available data only · GDPR-aligned handling · DPA available · rate-limiting controls built in
Proxy rotation included in the loop
Pools are assigned per session with round-robin or random rotation, and exit IP plus latency are validated before the first navigation.
Credential rotation for parallel runs
Launch several browsers at once and each pulls a different login from a pool, so no two concurrent sessions share an account.
AI agent web browsing infrastructure
Point a hosted or self-hosted model — Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM — at the session and let it choose actions, or script the steps yourself.
Session persistence and replay
Each run keeps its screenshots, actions and timings so you can replay what happened rather than guessing from a stack trace.
Governed by default
Concurrency ceilings, run budgets, publicly available data only, GDPR-aligned handling and a DPA on request.
Beyond hosted Chrome
| Criterion | Xymotrone |
|---|---|
| Chrome hosting | Managed sessions with clean teardown. |
| Proxy layer | Bring-your-own pools with per-session rotation and pre-flight checks. |
| Identity | Fingerprint signals kept consistent with the exit IP. |
| Logins | Credentials bank with domain matching and no-repeat rotation. |
| Observability | Step-level screenshots, timings and error reasons per run. |
Questions people ask
Can I run Playwright-style flows in the cloud without a grid?
Yes — the browser fleet is managed, so you define the flow and Xymotrone supplies the Chrome session, the route and the record. There is no grid to size or patch.
Does session state persist across steps?
Cookies and local storage persist for the life of the session, so multi-step flows behind a login work without re-authenticating on every page.
How is abuse prevented?
Concurrency and run quotas are enforced server-side on every plan, and volumetric or denial-of-service patterns are prohibited. This is polite, rate-limited collection infrastructure.
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