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Description
Documents embedded Chromium browser background network traffic in
src/puppeteer/README.md.Server Details
Motivation and Context
Fixes #4829.
Browsers like Chromium automatically generate background network traffic (such as component updater, CRL sets, and captive portal / connectivity checks to Google endpoints like
clients2.google.comandaccounts.google.com) in addition to user-initiated navigation requests. In egress-restricted or audited enterprise environments, documenting these endpoints and proxy considerations prevents confusion during network reviews or auditing.How Has This Been Tested?
Verified markdown formatting and rendered output of
src/puppeteer/README.md.Breaking Changes
None.
Types of changes
Checklist
Additional context
Addresses issue #4829.