Browser
bl stop
Stop the current session's run — the lifecycle counterpart to `start`.
Stop the current session's run — the lifecycle counterpart to start.
Closes this session's tabs/context. It does NOT stop the daemon and does NOT
stop the shared browser process, so other sessions stay alive and the browser
stays warm for the next command. Stopping an --isolated session closes its own
dedicated browser.
Use `--session <name>` to stop a specific session; run `bl daemon stop` to stop
the daemon and the browser process and end every session.Usage
bl stop [OPTIONS]Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--headless | Hide browser window (visible by default) |
--json | Output as JSON |
--session <value> | Run this command in the named session (env: BL_SESSION; default: "default") |
Global options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-v, --verbose | Enable debug logging |
Examples
bl stop
# Stop the current session (browser stays warm)
bl stop --session checkout
# Stop a specific named sessionbl start
Explicitly start/activate the current session — the lifecycle counterpart to `stop`. Creates or reuses this session's browser context/tab; a named session (`--session <name>`) that was stopped or never created is started fresh, so a session name can be re-run after `bl stop`.
bl daemon
Manage the browserlane daemon (background browser process)