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Give any tab trusted hands and fast eyes — inspect elements, record demos, save & replay flows. No terminal needed. Dragon Browser turns any Chrome tab into something you — or your AI coding agent — can inspect, drive, and record, straight from a side panel. No terminal or local server required. Standalone features: - Read elements: see the page's interactive elements (name, role, position) as compact structured data, not a giant screenshot. - Screenshot: save a clean PNG of the current tab. - Record demo: capture the tab to a video with one click. - Save and replay flows: record a sequence once, then replay it deterministically. Under the hood, Dragon uses Chrome's debugger channel to deliver real, trusted input, so interactions behave like a real person and reliably trigger modern web-app handlers. For developers and AI agents: an optional local helper lets your own tools drive Dragon over a local API, so an agent can build a web page and QA it end to end. The extension works fully on its own without the helper. Privacy: Dragon runs locally. It does not collect, sell, or transmit your browsing data. Dragon stores named flows and reusable skills as local disk files; Chrome browser storage is used only for tab-group and session mappings. The extension does not store a settings object. Screenshots and recordings are downloaded to your computer.
Aug 6, 2026
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