From chrome-fetch-plugin
Fetch web page content using Chrome DevTools MCP when WebFetch fails, returns domain verification errors, or the page requires authentication/JS rendering. Uses the user's running Chrome browser via autoConnect. (agent)
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/chrome-fetch-plugin:chrome-fetchThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Fetch web content through the user's Chrome browser when WebFetch cannot (domain restrictions, authentication, SPAs needing JS rendering).
Fetch web content through the user's Chrome browser when WebFetch cannot (domain restrictions, authentication, SPAs needing JS rendering).
new_page(url) to open the target URL in a new tabwait_for(text, timeout: 15000) with an expected keyword — if it times out, proceed anywayevaluate_script:
() => { const main = document.querySelector('main, article, [role="main"], .content, #content'); return (main || document.body).innerText; }
For long pages, append .substring(0, 50000) to truncate.take_snapshot() and read StaticText entriesclose_page(pageId) to clean up (skip if it's the only open page)--autoConnect and Chrome 144+Chrome Connection Issues: If you encounter "Could not connect to Chrome" errors, see the Chrome Setup Guide for detailed troubleshooting steps.
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npx claudepluginhub istarwyh/agent-plugins --plugin chrome-fetch-pluginInteracts with a live Chrome browser session via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Reads page content, clicks elements, executes JS, navigates, and takes screenshots. Requires explicit user approval.
Controls Chrome via CDP to automate browser tasks, reuse login sessions, extract auth tokens, take snapshots, and interact with pages. Requires `agent-browser` and user consent to start.
Controls Chrome via DevTools Protocol for navigating, clicking, typing, multi-tab management, and content extraction with auto-screenshots.