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5 Replies to "Playwright vs. Puppeteer: Which should you choose?"
Great perspective! 👍
Thank you!
So the conclusion is use what’s best for you.
as it always is when it comes down to picking dev libs.
The article failed to tell that playwright have thwo python versions: sync and async. For a python developer, those option are obvious. The sync and versions have the added benefit of giving you the option of flow control in the code.