Starting a Chromium Session
Initiate a Chromium browser using Hyperbeam
Parameters
The initial URL that is set in the browser. If unset, and a profile is loaded, tabs from the profile are restored
Flag to enable kiosk mode, which hides the browser navigation UI
Timeouts determine when a session will be automatically terminated.
Also, when a timeout (or timeout warning) is triggered, a webhook event will be sent to the URL specified by the webhook
timeout parameter.
You can reset these values for live sessions by hitting the <embed_url>/timeout endpoint. See example.
Custom ID provided for keeping track of usage on a per-tenant basis. See Get Usage for more information.
If true, users cannot control the browser by default, and need to be manually granted access by an admin user
The server region: NA
→ North America, EU
→ Europe, AS
→ Asia
Used to save and load Chrome profiles including bookmarks, history, passwords, cookies etc.
Flag to install the an adblock extension on the cloud browser
Flag to install the a drawing and annotation extension on the cloud browser
Used to install custom Chrome extensions. (Max Size 1MB).
Enables WebGL. Some games and interactive activities require WebGL
Width of the browser in pixels. If set, height must be set as well.
The max number of pixels (width height) is capped at 1920*1080.
Height of the browser in pixels. If set, width must be set as well.
The max number of pixels (width height) is capped at 1920*1080.
Integer frame rate of the browser. Must be in the range [24, 60]
Hides the system cursor. Useful if you want to implement a multi-cursor user interface.
Sets the default search engine that Chromium uses: “duckduckgo”
| “ecosia”
| “google”
| “startpage”
| “brave”
Sets the user agent to a preset value. Currently only "chrome_android"
is supported.
Enables dark mode
The tag
property enforces uniqueness. If a session with tag "A"
is already
running and you attempt to make another session with tag "A"
, the endpoint
will not create a new instance and will instead return the session_id
and
embed_url
of the existing session.
Used to toggle between sharp, smooth, and blocky quality modes. Sharp mode is ideal for situations where reading small text is important. Smooth mode is ideal for anything involving movement (e.g. videos, dynamic activities). Blocky mode is ideal for clients with poor internet connectivity.
Set the browser’s locale and country.
Response
The ID of the cloud computer session
A URL you can load into the web client on your website
A token that grants access to an exclusive subset of the client-side web SDK. Needed for setting permissions and programmatic navigation