Gologin Cloud Browser
Gologin Cloud Browser runs browser sessions on remote infrastructure for automation scripts and AI agents. Its official product page describes a persistent profile that brings session storage, fingerprint settings, and proxy configuration back between runs. This is useful for an authorized workflow that needs to revisit a logged-in account without rebuilding its browser state each time.
Connect an existing automation script
The Cloud Browser documentation describes a Chromium-based Orbita browser controlled through a connection URL. Playwright and Puppeteer can connect through the standard Chrome DevTools Protocol endpoint, using a developer token and an optional profile ID.
A developer can configure a profile, connect the automation client, perform the task, then close the connection. Profile management and proxy configuration use Gologin's REST API; Cloud Browser supplies the running session connection. This distinction is helpful when deciding which part of an existing script needs to change.
Keep browser state between runs
Profiles retain cookies, local storage, and configured settings. Gologin also manages fingerprint parameters such as canvas, WebGL, fonts, timezone, and screen resolution. Proxy routing is configured on the profile, allowing repeated work to use the same browser configuration.
Persistence has a practical limit: a website can still expire its cookies or require renewed authentication. Gologin's own FAQ ties the length of a logged-in session to the site's cookie lifetime. Saved state should therefore be treated as a way to resume work, not a guarantee that every website will remain authenticated indefinitely.
Sessions run headless by default. The product page also describes switching a profile to a visible Cloud Browser UI, watching a run, and taking over manually for steps such as two-factor authentication or a difficult form. Human takeover can help resolve an interactive step while retaining the session.
Compare runtime and concurrency needs
The Cloud Browser page offers a free key with fifteen minutes of browser time across three parallel sessions, following Google sign-up and without a payment card. Paid options combine included browser hours with a parallel-session allowance, and additional runtime is billed by browser time.
Check the Cloud Browser plan for your expected hours, simultaneous sessions, and proxy traffic before committing to a workload. Gologin also sells desktop browser-profile plans, so use the product-specific Cloud Browser allowance when estimating an API automation budget.