Is Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) supported?

Currently, the Chrome integration does not support WSL; it must be run on native macOS, Windows, or Linux environments where Chrome is installed.

Does this skill work with browsers like Brave or Arc?

No, currently this integration is exclusive to Google Chrome and requires the official Claude extension version 1.0.36 or higher.

Does this support headless mode for CI/CD?

No, this skill requires a visible Chrome window to execute actions and interact with the browser. It is designed for interactive debugging and automation.

Can Claude handle websites that require a login?

Yes, the integration uses your existing browser session, allowing Claude to access any site you are currently logged into, including tools like Gmail or Notion.

How do I enable the integration?

You can start Claude using the 'claude --chrome' flag or use the '/chrome' slash command within an active session to enable or check status.

Chrome Integration

Name: Chrome Integration
Author: hgeldenhuys

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Browser Automation

Connects Claude Code to your Chrome browser to automate web tasks, debug live applications, and verify UI designs in real-time.

About

This skill empowers Claude Code to interact directly with the Chrome browser, bridging the gap between local development and the live web environment. It allows developers to perform real-time console debugging, verify CSS and UI layouts against design mocks, automate complex multi-site workflows, and extract structured data from authenticated web applications. By utilizing your existing browser session, Claude can navigate through login walls and CAPTCHAs with your assistance, making it an essential tool for end-to-end testing and browser-based task automation.

Key Features

Automated end-to-end testing for forms, regressions, and user flows
1 GitHub stars
Live console and DOM debugging to fix code directly from browser errors
UI/UX verification by comparing live sites against design specifications
Session recording of browser interactions to document bugs or workflows
Structured data extraction and web scraping from any accessible website

Use Cases

Debugging a local React application by reading runtime console errors and DOM state
Extracting product details and pricing from web pages into local JSON files
Automating the verification of a multi-step checkout flow on a staging environment

About

Key Features

Automated end-to-end testing for forms, regressions, and user flows
1 GitHub stars
Live console and DOM debugging to fix code directly from browser errors
UI/UX verification by comparing live sites against design specifications
Session recording of browser interactions to document bugs or workflows
Structured data extraction and web scraping from any accessible website

Use Cases

Debugging a local React application by reading runtime console errors and DOM state
Extracting product details and pricing from web pages into local JSON files
Automating the verification of a multi-step checkout flow on a staging environment