Can Awesomium compete with Selenium?

Question

C++ / C#

Good afternoon friends. I am faced with the task of implementing a multi-threaded program for interacting with a specific site. Those. manipulate the rendered page, click a button, submit a form, etc.
The problem is that it needs to be done in the background and without focus on the browser, so Selenium is not very suitable. Accordingly, the choice falls on Awesomium, the question for those who worked with this library is whether it is possible to effectively interact with the site in multi-threaded mode, while emulating a real browser as much as possible?
I will write in C#.

Answer 1

Have you seen the awesomium update? From there they sawed out support for .Net. However, they promise to return it. But since the update itself took them a year, and all this time they were just offline, it seems to me that c# will not be returned soon.

Answer 2

Use nwjs . Awesomium is practically not usable - there is no documentation, it is abandoned.

Answer 3

The problem is that it needs to be done in the background and without focus on the browser, so Selenium is not very suitable.

Fits. For example, when running workers in docker.

Answer 4

Are you talking about this line?
https://oauth.vk.com/blank.html#access_token=0b7bl...
then
an example in js

str = "/blank.html#access_token=0b7blabla024af03e740547355404f522f5cee607262a7bc3a62ce9ea30397999e0ed58b3b7blabla&expires_in=0&user_id=123456";
str.match(/access_token=([^&]+)/)[1]

Answer 5

[a-zA-Z0-9]{85}

Answer 6

/access_token=(\S+)&?/