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9 posts tagged #chrome-extension
Browse 9 posts tagged Chrome Extension, including practical setup notes, reviews, comparisons, and workflow patterns for engineers working with AI tools.
DevTools Export is a free Chrome extension that captures complete DevTools state—network logs, console, storage, screenshots—and generates a shareable link. No account required.
Waffy is a free, open-source Chrome extension that automates web tasks using AI. Tell it what to do in plain English and it clicks, types, and scrolls through workflows for you. No backend, no subscription. Uses your own API keys.
Complete WebSocket traffic control as a Chrome DevTools panel. Proxy, simulate, and block messages bidirectionally with an open-source MIT-licensed extension.
Drop in is a Chrome extension that lets you describe custom buttons, panels, and workflows in plain English and adds them to any web app, no code required.
Save X bookmarks with one click, organize with folders and tags, and query them from Claude Code via a built-in MCP server.
A Chrome Extension that exposes your browser as a remote MCP server, letting any AI agent drive web tasks without context switching. BYO-subscription model.
ContextFort is an open-source Chrome extension that gives security teams visibility and granular controls over AI browser agents like Claude in Chrome.
Free Chrome extension and web app to save, tag, and search X bookmarks, with a built-in MCP server so Claude Code and Cursor can query your saved tweets.
Rtrvr.ai exposes your Chrome as a remote MCP server so any AI agent can drive it. Learn how the architecture works and how to set it up in minutes.