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betterhyq/browser-paths — A tiny cross‑platform helper crate that locates the executable file paths of Chr

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A tiny cross‑platform helper crate that locates the executable file paths of Chrome and Edge (stable / beta / dev / canary) on the current machine.

What it does

The browser-paths crate is a lightweight tool that helps developers locate the executable paths of Chrome and Edge browsers on various platforms. This functionality is essential for applications that need to interact with these browsers programmatically, enhancing automation and user experience.

Why it matters: Discover how the browser-paths crate simplifies locating Chrome and Edge executables across platforms!

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