NODRIVER is a new, fully asynchronous browser automation tool that serves as the successor to the Undetected Chromedriver, offering enhanced features such as no external dependencies, antibot bypass capabilities, and persistent session cookies. Designed to operate with minimal setup, a simple pip install and a Chrome-based browser are sufficient to get started. Unlike traditional headless browsers that rely on Selenium or the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), NODRIVER uses a custom implementation of CDP, allowing users to execute concurrent operations and dynamic content handling. Despite its promising features, NODRIVER is still under heavy development, with limitations in headless mode, page interactions, attribute extraction, and proxy usage. While not yet ready for production-level tasks, it shows potential for future developments, especially for those exploring alternatives like Selenium or Playwright for robust web scraping needs.