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# Playwright Hub

## Playwright Hub

Use this page to connect Playwright-based test suites to Mozark's browser grid.

### Overview

Navigate to **Automation → Playwright Testing**.

This page provides the connection details needed for Playwright's remote browser session flow.

### What this page includes

* The Hub URL to use as the WebSocket endpoint for Playwright's `connect` method
* A quick-start example that shows how to adapt an existing Playwright test
* Available browser and OS capabilities supported on the grid
* Authentication requirements for project-level access

Your project token is pre-filled in the provided snippets.

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### Quick start

Mozark Playwright Testing runs existing Playwright suites in the cloud without local browser setup.

Connect over WebSocket and authenticate with a Bearer token or API key.

Your existing test code stays the same.

For generated connection details, code examples, and CI/CD setup guidance, sign in to [Playwright Testing](https://testinfra.preprod.mozark.ai/automation/playwright-testing).

Use that page to get:

* Your project-specific WebSocket hub endpoint
* Authentication headers for the current session
* `playwright.config.ts` connection settings
* Language-specific sample code and run commands

Supported browsers include Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit from the same hub.

### Result

After you configure your tests, sessions created by the suite are ingested automatically.

They appear under the Playwright Testing tab in the **Automation Sessions** list.


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