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Give any tab trusted hands and fast eyes — inspect elements, record demos, save & replay flows. No terminal needed. Dragon Browser connects Chrome to the Dragon Browser local bridge so you or your AI coding tools can inspect pages, interact with tabs, capture evidence, and replay browser workflows. Requirements: - Dragon Browser bridge 1.6.6 must be installed and running on your computer. - This extension is the Chrome connection component. It does not provide a standalone side panel or an independent automation interface. - Use the extension's Options page to configure and check its connection to the local bridge. When connected to Dragon Browser, your tools can: - Read interactive page elements as structured data, including names, roles, and positions. - Click, type, and scroll using Chrome's debugger channel. - Capture screenshots and record browser demos. - Save and replay browser workflows through the local bridge. - Apply mobile device emulation for browser testing. Version 1.6.6 works with the operator-selected action policy in the local bridge. In advisory mode, destructive-action labels provide information without automatic pauses. Authentication and website confirmations remain separate. Data handling: The extension communicates with the Dragon Browser bridge on your computer. Named flows and reusable skills are stored as local files by the bridge; Chrome storage is used for connection and session information. Screenshots and recordings are saved locally. Tools you connect to the bridge control how they use the page content and evidence they request.
Oct 12, 2026
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