A from-scratch, standard-library-only Go toolkit inspired by the Node.js Puppeteer API. It fetches pages over net/http, parses the HTML with its own tokenizer and DOM builder, and queries the document with a real CSS selector engine — no cgo, no third-party modules, not even golang.org/x/net. Because a dependency-free Go library cannot embed a browser, it deliberately runs NO JavaScript and does NO rendering: there is no script execution, no layout/geometry/screenshots, and no live DOM — the tree is a static snapshot of the bytes the server sent. In practice it behaves like an HTTP client married to an HTML parser and a selector engine, ideal for scraping and automating server-rendered pages, following links, submitting forms and managing cookies and headers. Launch returns a Browser (cookie jar, shared headers, user agent, per-navigation timeout); Browser.NewPage returns a Page whose Goto fetches and parses a URL, and from which you select nodes, enumerate resolved Links and discover, fill and submit Forms. The import path is github.com/malcolmston/puppeteer and the package is named puppeteer.

$ go get github.com/malcolmston/puppeteer

import "github.com/malcolmston/puppeteer"

browser, _ := puppeteer.Launch(nil)
defer browser.Close()

page := browser.NewPage()
if _, err := page.Goto("https://example.com"); err != nil {
	log.Fatal(err)
}

fmt.Println("title:", page.Title())

links, _ := page.QuerySelectorAll("a[href]")
for _, a := range links {
	href, _ := a.Attr("href")
	fmt.Println("link:", href, "->", a.TextContent())
}