Cloudflare's Browser Rendering rebrand to Browser Run now exposes Chrome DevTools Protocol directly, eliminating the need to write Workers and letting existing CDP scripts migrate with a one-line config change.
June 18, 2026
Summary
Removes infrastructure overhead for agent-browser automation; existing CDP scripts and agent frameworks (Claude Desktop, Cursor) can now target Cloudflare's global network without self-hosting Chrome or abstraction layer rewrites. Session recordings, Human-in-the-Loop handoff, and 120 concurrent browsers scale agent workflows beyond prototype.
Why it matters
Removes infrastructure overhead for agent-browser automation; existing CDP scripts and agent frameworks (Claude Desktop, Cursor) can now target Cloudflare's global network without self-hosting Chrome or abstraction layer rewrites. Session recordings, Human-in-the-Loop handoff, and 120 concurrent browsers scale agent workflows beyond prototype.
Implementation verdict
Replaces self-hosted Chrome infrastructure. Requires: Cloudflare account, API token, pointing browserWSEndpoint to the new CDP endpoint. Ready now—existing Puppeteer/Playwright code works unchanged if you're already using Browser Rendering; if you're running self-hosted Chrome with CDP scripts, it's a one-line migration. WebMCP is speculative (Chromium 146+ adoption unknown) but doesn't block adoption.
Sources
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