Chrome Extension Bridge
Enables interaction between web pages and a local server by establishing a WebSocket connection, allowing access to browser APIs and DOM elements.
About
Chrome Extension Bridge facilitates communication between web pages and a local server. By injecting a client script into web pages, it establishes a WebSocket connection, enabling interaction with web page resources and the execution of JavaScript functions from the server. This allows developers to access browser APIs, manipulate DOM elements, and retrieve information from web pages, effectively bridging the gap between the browser environment and server-side logic. It's particularly useful for accessing global objects exposed by websites, similar to how the PlayCanvas editor interacts with its MCP server.
Key Features
- Enables execution of JavaScript functions within the context of web pages
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- Allows access to browser APIs and DOM elements from a local server
- Provides a client API for managing the WebSocket connection and executing commands
- Establishes a WebSocket connection between web pages and a local server
- Facilitates retrieval of resources and information from web pages
Use Cases
- Automating web browser tasks and extracting data from web pages.
- Accessing and manipulating elements in web-based game engines from a server environment.
- Integrating web applications with server-side tools and services.
