What is the Google Chrome Headless Mode?
All you Need to Know about Headless Chrome The Headless mode is a feature which allows the execution of a full version of the Chrome Browser. It provides the ability to control Chrome via external programs. The headless mode can run on servers without the need for dedicated display or graphics. It gets the name headless because it runs without the Graphical User Interface (GUI). The GUI of a program is referred to as the head. The headless mode of the Google Chrome browser provides the ability to implement and run massive-scale web app tests, navigate from one page to another without human interference, validate JavaScript functions, and provide detailed reporting. In short, it is a step towards automation. This article will discuss the headless mode that Google added to Chrome in 2017 and has subsequently become extremely popular among software engineers, testers, and even attackers and how it bypassed…