Guide
View Session
Overview
Browserbase records all browser sessions executed through its platform, enabling you to debug, monitor, and understand exactly what your agents did on the web. Viewing a recorded session is essential for troubleshooting failed tasks, validating that automation worked as intended, and learning from session behavior. The session live view provides an interactive window where you can inspect network activity, logs, and the visual timeline of the session to identify issues or verify successful execution.
Before you begin
- A Browserbase account with access to the dashboard at www.browserbase.com
- Must be logged in to your Browserbase account
- At least one completed or recorded browser session (the session from April 22, 12:53:55 PM must already exist in your account)
Step by step
SessionsNavigate to the Sessions page by clicking the Sessions link in the top navigation. This displays a list of all recorded browser sessions associated with your Browserbase account, organized by timestamp and status.
Apr 22, 12:53:55 PMLocate and click the session dated April 22, 12:53:55 PM in the sessions list to open the Session Live View. This will load the interactive recording of that specific browser session, including visual playback, network logs, and debugging information.
Confirm it worked
- 1The Sessions page loads, displaying a list of recorded sessions with timestamps
- 2The specific session from April 22, 12:53:55 PM appears in the list
- 3Clicking the session opens the Session Live View interface showing the recorded browser activity, logs, and inspection tools
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