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fix(headless): resolve data race on BrowserPage.Page in crawl loop (#1946) - #1976
The crawl loop in crawler.go and interactive.go swaps page.Page for a context-bound copy and restores it upon completion (page.Page = page.Context(ctx)), while the fetch/dialog event goroutine started in handlePageDialogBoxes concurrently reads �.Page (�rowser.go). This triggers a data race under -race.
Solution
Captured the session-level *rod.Page (sessionPage := b.Page) upon initial page configuration in handlePageDialogBoxes.
Bound sessionPage.EachEvent and its internal handlers (proto.FetchEnable, proto.FetchFailRequest, proto.PageHandleJavaScriptDialog, etchContinueRequest, etchGetResponseBody, and continueWithScopedHeaders) to this instance.
Avoids concurrent read/write access to �.Page during active crawl loops.
Ensured
unRecordedAuthFlow in crawler.go also restores the original Page instance upon return.
Browser dialogs and intercepted requests now use the active page session, keeping page interactions and responses associated with the correct page.
After a recorded sign-in flow is replayed, the browser returns to its original context, including if replay encounters an error. This also helps ensure subsequent browser activity uses the expected context.
Crawl actions now consistently use and restore the active page context, reducing the chance of page state carrying over between browser operations.
…rojectdiscovery#1946)
Bind handlePageDialogBoxes event listeners and fetch request continuations
to the session-level *rod.Page instance, avoiding data race with concurrent
context-swapping in the crawl loop. Also ensure runRecordedAuthFlow restores
the original Page instance on completion.
Signed-off-by: TassioSales <tassiolucian.ljs@gmail.com>
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Review comments at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go:
- Line 298: Update CloseBrowserPage to read the page through the same
synchronization used by SetPage, using CurrentPage if it is the established
accessor, and close the returned page snapshot instead of reading b.Page
directly.
- Line 654: Update the Fetch response handler’s page selection from
b.CurrentPage() to the session-level sessionPage captured for EachEvent, and use
it for response retrieval and cleanup so response capture remains independent of
the interaction deadline.
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pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go
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Walkthrough
Browser event operations now use a captured page session. Recorded authentication replay restores the page’s original context after replay, including on error.
Changes
Page context handling
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Summary
Scope page operations and restore context pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go, pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go
handlePageDialogBoxes uses a captured page session for interception, dialog handling, request continuation, and response-body retrieval. runRecordedAuthFlow restores the original page context with deferred cleanup.
Issue 1933: The issue describes a headless hijack handler reading the browser page while the crawler replaces it. This change updates related event and request-handler bindings to use a captured page session.
Suggested reviewers: ehsandeep, mzack9999
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 89055
This change removes the reported data race in the crawl loop. However, headless crawls with an interaction deadline can lose response-derived links when the deadline expires during body capture. A streaming response can also stall the event loop, and a shutdown-time race on the page reference remains. Resolve the response-capture regression before merging.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: resolving the BrowserPage.Page data race in the headless crawl loop.
Linked Issues check
Issue #1946 requires removal of the race on BrowserPage.Page during crawl-loop page swaps. The PR protects page reads and writes with pageMu through CurrentPage and SetPage. `handlePageDialogB…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changed browser and crawler code directly supports issue #1946. The mutex accessors prevent the reported race, and the crawler changes apply the protected swap and restoration to all shown crawl p…
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Issue #1946 requires removal of the race on BrowserPage.Page during crawl-loop page swaps. The PR protects page reads and writes with pageMu through CurrentPage and SetPage. handlePageDialogBoxes starts events on the captured session page, and its callbacks use synchronized page access for Fetch and dialog calls. The crawler and interactive paths use the same protected access and restore the original page. These changes address the reported concurrent access.
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The changed browser and crawler code directly supports issue #1946. The mutex accessors prevent the reported race, and the crawler changes apply the protected swap and restoration to all shown crawl paths. No unrelated change is shown in the reviewed diff.
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A rabbit watched the page session stay, While requests took their scoped path away. The dialog waited; headers were passed, The old context returned at last. One soft hop, and the crawl ran on.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Keep streaming responses from blocking the session event loop.
If a response remains open, such as a server-sent event stream, fetchGetResponseBody can wait indefinitely. Rod processes these callbacks serially, so later paused requests cannot continue. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
The captured session context survives the interactive deadline. The blocked handler can therefore also prevent the queued crawl from progressing. Skip body capture for streaming responses and ensure other body reads have a bounded lifecycle.
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go at line 667:
Update the response handler around fetchGetResponseBody to skip body capture for
streaming responses and bound the lifetime of all other body reads. Use the
response’s available metadata to identify streams, and ensure the read deadline
remains effective even when the captured session context outlives the
interactive deadline.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
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git show 256346a046bd63a96dd1df4db6ff878d0dce68f3:pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go | rg -n 'CloseBrowserPage' -A8
rg -n 'func \(h \*Headless\) Close|WaitGroup|\.Wait\(\)|CloseBrowserPage' pkg/engine/headless
sed -n '245,270p;900,935p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
Repository: projectdiscovery/katana
Length of output: 2702
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- current close/crawl references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'func (h *Headless) Close' -e 'CloseBrowserPage' -e 'WaitGroup' -e 'Wait()' -e 'SetPage' -e 'go ' pkg/engine/headless
printf'%s\n''--- Headless.Close and surrounding lifecycle ---'
sed -n '240,325p' pkg/engine/headless/headless.go
printf'%s\n''--- launcher close and browser page methods ---'
sed -n '230,275p;875,945p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
printf'%s\n''--- current crawl entrypoints and synchronization ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'Interactive' -e 'Crawl' -e 'crawl' pkg/engine/headless | head -160
printf'%s\n''--- current-to-base diff for relevant file ---'
git diff --unified=20 256346a046bd63a96dd1df4db6ff878d0dce68f3 8905517a430acbc2bcb71920035b689d52844407 -- pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go pkg/engine/headless/headless.go
Repository: projectdiscovery/katana
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set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- crawler lifecycle declarations and references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -e 'type Crawler struct' -e 'func (c *Crawler) Close' -e 'func (c *Crawler) Crawl' -e 'launcher.Close' -e 'browser.Close' -e 'browserPool' -e 'cancel()' pkg/engine/headless/crawler pkg/engine/headless/browser
printf'%s\n''--- crawler struct and constructors ---'
sed -n '1,180p' pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go
printf'%s\n''--- crawler crawl and close blocks ---'
sed -n '180,430p' pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go
printf'%s\n''--- remaining crawler close-related blocks ---'
sed -n '430,760p' pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go
Repository: projectdiscovery/katana
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Synchronize the pre-existing shutdown read of Page.
Headless.Close does not wait for active crawls. Crawler.Close immediately closes the launcher, so CloseBrowserPage can read b.Page while the crawl loop calls SetPage.
This race already existed in the merge-base revision. It is separate from the race fixed by this PR, but the shutdown read should use the same synchronization.
Suggested fix
- if b.Page != nil {- _ = b.Close() // Close the page/tab+ if page := b.CurrentPage(); page != nil {+ _ = page.Close() // Close the page/tab
}
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go at line 298:
Update CloseBrowserPage to read the page through the same synchronization used
by SetPage, using CurrentPage if it is the established accessor, and close the
returned page snapshot instead of reading b.Page directly.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '270,315p;615,765p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
sed -n '315,335p;380,395p;685,705p' pkg/engine/headless/crawler/crawler.go
sed -n '30,60p' pkg/engine/headless/crawler/interactive.go
Repository: projectdiscovery/katana
Length of output: 9188
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set -e
printf'%s\n''--- current handler and helper bindings ---'
rg -n -F -- 'func fetchGetResponseBody''func (b *BrowserPage) handlePageDialogBoxes''EachEvent(''Context(''RequestCallback''InteractionDuration' pkg/engine/headless
sed -n '640,765p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
sed -n '1,180p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/fetch.go 2>/dev/null ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- pre-change handler ---'
git show 256346a046bd63a96dd1df4db6ff878d0dce68f3:pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go | sed -n '610,755p'printf'%s\n''--- current fetch helper locations ---'
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printf'%s\n''--- current bindings ---'
rg -n -F -e 'func fetchGetResponseBody' -e 'func (b *BrowserPage) handlePageDialogBoxes' -e 'EachEvent(' -e 'Context(' -e 'RequestCallback' -e 'InteractionDuration' pkg/engine/headless ||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- current handler ---'
sed -n '640,765p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
printf'%s\n''--- current helper ---'
sed -n '785,815p' pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go
printf'%s\n''--- pre-change handler ---'
git show 256346a046bd63a96dd1df4db6ff878d0dce68f3:pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go | sed -n '610,755p'printf'%s\n''--- dependency source locations ---'
find . -path '*/github.com/go-rod/rod*' -o -path '*/rod*'| head -30
Keep response capture independent of the interaction deadline.
The Fetch callback uses b.CurrentPage(), which can be the page created with originalPage.Context(ctx). If InteractionDuration expires while fetchGetResponseBody waits, the CDP call can return a context error. The handler then continues the request without constructing a result or calling RequestCallback, so response link discoveries are lost. Use the session-level page already captured for EachEvent for Fetch response retrieval and cleanup.
Suggested fix
--- "a/pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go"+++ "b/pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go"@@ -650,8 +650,8 @@
}.Call(b.CurrentPage())
},
func(e *proto.FetchRequestPaused) {
- page := b.CurrentPage()+ page := sessionPage
if b.launcher.opts.CookieConsentBypass {
// Check if request should be blocked by cookie consent rules
var originStr string
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Review the replacement and indentation, then test before committing.
Suggested change
page:=b.CurrentPage()
page:=sessionPage
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Review comment at @pkg/engine/headless/browser/browser.go at line 654:
Update the Fetch response handler’s page selection from b.CurrentPage() to the
session-level sessionPage captured for EachEvent, and use it for response
retrieval and cleanup so response capture remains independent of the interaction
deadline.
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Closes #1946
Problem
The crawl loop in crawler.go and interactive.go swaps page.Page for a context-bound copy and restores it upon completion (page.Page = page.Context(ctx)), while the fetch/dialog event goroutine started in handlePageDialogBoxes concurrently reads �.Page (�rowser.go). This triggers a data race under -race.
Solution
unRecordedAuthFlow in crawler.go also restores the original Page instance upon return.
Signed-off-by: TassioSales tassiolucian.ljs@gmail.com
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