v0.34.0

New Features

• Added persistent session-to-tab binding for shared Chrome sessions. Named sessions connected through --cdp or --auto-connect now remember their CDP target across commands and daemon restarts, and CDP target ids can be used directly as tab references. Start each session with --pin-tab to make the binding strict, so a tab closed externally returns a stable tab_gone error instead of silently adopting a neighboring tab. JSON output includes data.targetId and an optional sanitized data.lastUrl; batch exposes the same recovery data under result (#1589)

Improvements

• Added a Remote Agent Browser provider guide covering Vercel authentication, disposable and stable sessions, custom VCR images, snapshots, and live-view URLs (#1648)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed parallel sessions sharing one Chrome hijacking each other's tabs. Event-discovered targets no longer steal a pinned session's active tab, re-attach restores the persisted target instead of selecting index 0, and preliminary plus existing-daemon --cdp and --auto-connect paths preserve explicit pin enable and disable. Agent skill guidance now requires a named --session before the first command (#1589)
• Fixed agent-browser doctor hanging on Chrome version detection. Windows reads the version from the executable resource table without spawning Chrome; other platforms bound the version subprocess with a deadline, kill, and reap so inherited output handles cannot block forever or leave an orphan browser (#1641)

Contributors

• @Railly
• @huozhi
• @soichisumi
• @dandaka
• @mvanhorn