Releases ​
The current stable release is @anvia/browser 1.1.9.
| Version | Summary |
|---|---|
1.1.9 | Refreshed the package README and updated to Sandbox 1.1.8. |
1.1.8 | Updated to the Sandbox 1.1.7 contract. |
1.1.7 | Updated to the Sandbox 1.1.6 contract. |
1.1.6 | Updated to the Sandbox 1.1.5 contract. |
1.1.5 | Blocked private and reserved IP literals in browser_navigate under every navigation policy, including origins policies that list them, and on each redirect the automation worker follows. |
1.1.4 | Updated upstream runtime dependencies, aligned the browser image and Playwright host pins, and updated to Sandbox 1.1.4. |
1.1.3 | Declared compatible workspace peer ranges so additive internal dependency releases do not force major releases of dependents, and updated to the Sandbox 1.1.3 contract. |
1.1.2 | Updated to the Core 1.1.2 and Sandbox 1.1.2 contracts. |
1.1.1 | Bumped upstream runtime dependencies and aligned zod to 4.5.4 across packages. |
1.0.12 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.10 contracts. |
1.0.11 | Isolated automation-worker IPC from Node watch dependency messages and preserved bounded protocol and readiness failure diagnostics. |
1.0.10 | Added supervised Playwright process isolation, capability readiness, bounded lifecycle cancellation, per-tab concurrent tool scheduling, explicit tab targeting, race-safe human control, and structured recovery errors while preserving serial selected-tab compatibility. |
1.0.9 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.9 contracts. |
1.0.8 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.8 contracts. |
1.0.7 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.7 contracts. |
1.0.6 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.6 contracts. |
1.0.5 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.5 contracts. |
1.0.4 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.4 contracts. |
1.0.3 | Updated to the Core and Sandbox 1.0.3 contracts. |
1.0.2 | Updated to explicit cancelled-run finalization in Core and Sandbox. |
1.0.1 | Refreshed supported upstream SDK and runtime dependencies. |
1.0.0 | Introduced the explicit Docker-backed Chromium runtime, semantic tools, noVNC desktop, Studio integration, and coordinated human takeover. |