Chrome Bridge FAQs

Question 1

Is Chrome Bridge free to use and self-hosted?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Chrome Bridge is an open-source project released under the MIT License and is designed to be entirely self-hosted. There are no subscription fees or paid plans required to access or utilize its extensive set of features.

Question 2

What are the unique advantages of using Chrome Bridge?

Accepted Answer

Chrome Bridge stands out by offering native support for ChromeOS (Crostini), utilizing your actual browser instance (sharing logins and context), and running entirely self-hosted without any paid plan. It also provides a comprehensive suite of 31 specialized web development and automation tools.

Question 3

Does Chrome Bridge work on ChromeOS?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Chrome Bridge is specifically built to work on ChromeOS (Crostini) and is the only Claude Code browser automation solution that offers full compatibility for this environment. It also works seamlessly on any other platform where Chrome is available.

Question 4

What is Chrome Bridge?

Accepted Answer

Chrome Bridge is an MCP server designed to connect Claude Code directly to your Chrome browser. It uses a WebSocket bridge and a Chrome extension to facilitate robust browser automation and web development tasks.

Question 5

Does Chrome Bridge use a real browser or an isolated instance?

Accepted Answer

Chrome Bridge integrates with your *real* Chrome browser. This means it operates within your existing browser context, sharing all your active logins, cookies, and settings, providing a more authentic automation experience than isolated browser sessions.

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