Chrome Debug FAQs

Question 1

What is Chrome Debug?

Accepted Answer

Chrome Debug enables debugging webpages using Large Language Models (LLMs) by providing a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Chrome. It allows for browser automation, userscript injection, and detailed logging.

Question 2

What features does Chrome Debug offer?

Accepted Answer

Key features include browser launch and management, multi-tab support, Greasemonkey API support for userscript injection, network request interception, and a detailed logging system.

Question 3

How do I install Chrome Debug?

Accepted Answer

You can install Chrome Debug using npm: `npm install chrome-debug-mcp-playwright`.  Detailed setup instructions, including prerequisites like Node.js and Chrome, are available in the documentation.

Question 4

What is the Greasemonkey API support used for?

Accepted Answer

The Greasemonkey API allows you to inject userscripts into webpages, enabling functionalities like custom styling (GM_addStyle), data storage (GM_getValue/GM_setValue), and cross-origin requests (GM_xmlhttpRequest).

Question 5

Can I intercept network requests with Chrome Debug?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Chrome Debug allows you to intercept network requests, enabling you to block, modify, and log requests based on specified patterns.

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