Playwright's Multi-Context approach lets you reuse a logged-in session across test runs, skipping the repetitive login steps that Puppeteer forces you through every time. Instead of starting fresh each run, you can run an MCP server that keeps you authenticated and ready to test private sites immediately.
One of the neat things is that the, these, one of the great things about using the MCP approach, right? Your ordinary Puppeteer approach suffers from the problem of you need to tell Puppeteer what to do and it doesn't, and it hasn't logged you in, right? Everything's a new session, right? It's like a completely brainwashed baby. One of the neat things about using like Playwright, which is, which has an MCP server, in fact even has an extension so you can run it in like one of your existing browsers, is that it can use the fact that you've logged in before, right?
