I built a pure-Rust browser automation library, no Node.js, no wrappers, just CDP over Tokio

I got tired of every Rust browser automation library either being a thin wrapper around Node.js (slow, heavy) or completely unmaintained and archived. So I built ferrous-browser a pure-Rust, async-first Chrome DevTools Protocol client that ships as a single binary. The core ideas behind it: Zero Node.js. It talks directly to Chrome over CDP using Tokio WebSockets. No npm, no subprocess bridges, nothing. Correct multi-page isolation. CDP session IDs are tracked per page so concurrent pages don't...