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A tool to identify and report browser issues triggered by visiting a list of URLs.
Site Scout is a tool that can identify issues that are triggered by visiting live content. The primary goal is to create a tool that can be used in automation to collect debugging data for issues such as crashes and assertion failures. A collection of URLs to visit must be provided.
Install the latest version from PyPI:
pip install site-scout --upgrade
Visit one or more URLs (typically used to reproduce an issue):
site-scout <firefox-bin> -u <url> [<url> ...]
Visit a collection of URLs from a file:
site-scout <firefox-bin> -i <urls>.yml [<urls>.yml ...]
YML - URLs to visit are stored in the following format:
# subdomain.domain.tld/path
domain.tld:
subdomain:
- /path
# '*' is used to omit the subdomain
github.com:
'*':
- /MozillaSecurity/site-scout
mozilla.org:
www:
- /
- /firefox/browsers/mobile/
- /firefox/new/
JSONL - URLs to visits with optional alias:
{"url1.tld": "alias-string-1"}
{"url2.tld/path": "alias-string-2"}
{"sub.url3.tld": null}
FAQs
A tool to identify and report browser issues triggered by visiting a list of URLs.
We found that site-scout demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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