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Queen is a platform for running scripts on many browsers.

Queen is a server which is capable of brokering socketed communication between browsers which are connected to it and other applications or scripts. You can think of the Queen Server as a pool of browsers which you can execute code on. Taking the abstraction further, you can think of Queen Server as distributed execution platform using browsers as computation nodes.

If you haven't already, read the README for an overview of Queen and it's purpose.

NOTE - as of 2013/06/21, there appear to be issues when using node versions higher than 0.9.12 with queen. Higher versions of node may result in browsers failing to be detected when using Browserstack as a provider. Workaround can be to use nvm to run specific versions of node side by side.

How to Use Queen

• Quick start guide
• Configuring Queen via command line or queenConfig.js file
• Writing Queen Scripts

Tutorials

• Using Queen with Selenium

Learn

• How Queen Works

Develop

• Overview for Developers
• Client API
• Server API
• Forking and Maintaining