Playwright Architecture Explained: Browser, Context, Page & Execution Flow (2026) Category: Playwright Fundamentals Understanding Playwright architecture is one of the most important steps in becoming an advanced automation engineer. In this guide, you'll learn how Browser, Browser Context, Page, Auto-Waiting, and Execution Flow work together. Table of Contents Architecture Overview Browser Browser Context Page Execution Flow Auto Waiting Network Layer Interview Questions FAQ Architecture Overview Test Script ↓ Playwright API ↓ Browser ↓ Browser Context ↓ Page ↓ Website Every Playwright command follows this execution flow. Understanding this architecture will help you debug faster and design better automation frameworks. Browser The Browser is the top-level container in Playwright. It represents Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit. const browser = await chromium.launch(); A browser can contain multiple Browser ...
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