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# Query
Defines all available queries to retrieve information from the web environment.
The primary query is `page`, which serves as the entry point to interact with web pages.
## Definition
```graphql theme={null}
object Query {
page(
url: URL
content: String
options: PageOptions
): Page!
}
```
## Fields
### `page`
[Page!](/reference/graphql/objects/page)
Accesses a page by navigating to a URL, loading HTML content, or returning the current page.
This is the primary entry point for interacting with web pages,
so you may want to create a page as the first step in your query or mutation.
* If `url` is provided, navigates to that URL.
* If `content` is provided, creates a new page with that HTML content.
* If neither `url` nor `content` is provided, returns the currently active page, if any.
Page options can be specified to configure aspects like viewport, user agent, headers, etc.
## Examples
```graphql Navigate to URL theme={null}
query {
page(
url: "https://example.com",
options: { userAgent: "MyCustomBrowser/1.0" }
) {
content
}
}
```
```graphql Load HTML theme={null}
query {
page(
content: "Hello World
",
options: { viewport: { width: 800, height: 600 } }
) {
screenshot
}
}
```
```graphql Get current page theme={null}
query {
page {
screenshot
markdown
}
}
```
#### Arguments
* **`url`**: [URL](/reference/graphql/scalars/url) - The URL to navigate the page to. If specified, the browser will attempt to load this URL.
Example: `"https://example.com"`
* **`content`**: [String](/reference/graphql/scalars/string) - HTML content to set for the page. If specified, a new page is created with this content.
This is useful for testing static HTML snippets or pages constructed on-the-fly.
Example: `"Test Page
"`
* **`options`**: [PageOptions](/reference/graphql/inputs/page-options) - Options to configure the page's behavior and environment.
These include settings for viewport, user agent, geolocation, HTTP headers, JavaScript enablement, and more.
See `PageOptions` for detailed configuration.