Retrieve webpage content or queue content for later retrieval.
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
The URL of the page to browse; any unsafe characters require URL encoding.
"https://example.com/"
The difficulty pool to attempt to access the URL from.
low, medium, high (coming soon) "low"
The speed to attempt to access the URL at, where ridiculous is 30 percent faster on average than light speed.
light, ridiculous, ludicrous (planned) "light"
The name as returned by the devices resource of the device to emulate browsing on (these names are case insensitive but must include form- or URL-encoded spaces and punctuation marks); device emulation is unused by default.
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The type of IP address to browse from; a random IP type is used by default.
residential, isp, datacenter (planned) null
The two-letter ISO code of the country to browse from (these codes are case insensitive); a random country is used by default.
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The alphanumeric second part (proceeding the separator) of a first-level subdivision code in the (prerequisite) country to browse from (these codes are case insensitive); a random subdivision is used by default.
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The commonly spelled name of the city in the (prerequisite) country to browse from (these names are temporarily case sensitive and required to include form- or URL-encoded spaces and punctuation marks); a random city is used by default.
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The standard ready event to await before snapshotting browsed content.
load, domcontentloaded "load"
The number of supplemental seconds to delay before snapshotting browsed content; no delay is used by default.
0.1 <= x <= 10null
The HTML format to output to.
rendered, raw "rendered"
The age in days of when to consider cached content expired, where 0 disables caching.
0 <= x <= 10
The synchronous or asynchronous mode of content retrieval (see the async resource).
sync, async "sync"
The page content.
The response is of type string.