Understand the page
Work with DOM, text and links.
MOLI ENGINE
An open-source browser engine focused on page structure, interaction and on-demand rendering. Explore Moli itself, or run hosted sessions in Lexmount Cloud Browser.
Read benchmarks →⌄ html
⌄ head
⌄ body
⌄ header
⌄ nav
<a> Product
<a> Pricing
<button> Get started
⌄ section
⌄ footerelement: <a>
role: link
text: "Product"
href: "/product"Work with DOM, text and links.
Support forms and network-driven tasks.
Request layout and screenshots when needed; validate your target pages.
DOM tree
Text content
Links, forms and state
Render page layout
Capture screenshots
Inspect visual output
Lexmount Cloud Browser provides managed sessions, connections and platform services. Choose Moli or Chromium when creating a session. Playground starts with Moli; check capabilities against your task.
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Lexmount Cloud BrowserManaged sessions, connections and platform services
Evaluate Moli for structure and interaction tasks. Choose Chromium for persistent contexts, extensions or broader visual compatibility.
| Task requirement | Moli Engine | Chromium |
|---|---|---|
| DOM, text, links and forms | A core use case; validate your pages | Supported |
| Layout and screenshots | On demand; validate your pages | Standard browser rendering |
| Persistent contexts and extensions | Check current support | Use for these workflows |
| Stored downloads and replay | Replay unavailable; check other capabilities | Check platform settings |
| Compatibility-sensitive visual workflows | Validate your target sites | Recommended choice |
Evaluate resource use, startup behavior, task compatibility and output quality on representative tasks. Published measurements describe their conditions, not a guarantee for every workload.
Review the project, documentation and supported interfaces.
Open GitHub ↗Use hosted Moli sessions through Lexmount Cloud Browser.
Try hosted Moli →Install the skills from https://github.com/Lexmount/moli/tree/main/skills. Follow the skills to download and install the latest prebuilt Moli binary, then use moli-webfetch to fetch https://example.com and give me the results.