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The key difference between OpenCLI's Browser Bridge and Playwright's CDP solution is that Playwright typically launches an independent browser instance, whereas Browser Bridge reuses the user's daily Chrome process, naturally inheriting all logged-in cookies, LocalStorage, and session states.
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85%
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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5/31/2026
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Valid until: 8/29/2026(expired)
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