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# June 2025
## More flexibility for render instruction set
With our [Rendering Instruction Set](/javascript-rendering/rendering-instruction-set.md) it is possible to instruct the browser on specific interactions before rendering the page.
To give you even more control, we introduced some new events that you can use together with the `wait_for_event` instruction.
#### Wait\_for\_event => Stabilize page before rendering
By default this is 5 seconds. If the page needs more time though, you can add the event `stabilize` to your `wait_for_event` instruction and set a maximum of 30 seconds before the page is rendered.
**Example:**
```
[{
"type": "wait_for_event",
"event": "stabilize",
"seconds": 10
}]
```
#### Wait\_for\_event => Wait for network idle
You will be flexible in how long you want to wait for the network idle after you were e.g. clicking on a button. In that case you can add the `networkidle` as event to the `wait_for_event` instructions and define how long it should wait (in seconds).
**Example:**
```
[{
"type": "wait_for_event",
"event": "networkidle",
"timeout": 10
}]
```
You can find all instruction set options and details about the wait\_for\_event instruction here.
Instruction set
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