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Collect text, screenshots, and page-element feedback through a Chrome extension.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "chrome-feedback" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use chrome-feedback to capture an issue on the current page: highlight the misaligned layout area, attach a screenshot, and add the note "The mobile button is blocked and cannot be clicked."
A structured feedback entry containing a screenshot, page-element reference, and written description.
Use chrome-feedback to submit feedback on the current webpage's navigation bar and hero section, marking each element and adding improvement suggestions.
Multiple review comments organized by page element for design and product teams to follow up.
During a user test, use chrome-feedback to capture confusion points on the checkout page, including relevant screenshots and observation notes.
Research feedback items with page context, ready for later analysis and issue synthesis.
Control a real Chrome browser for browsing, interaction, and page reading.
Create feedback-driven AI workflows with user confirmation to reduce risky actions.
Collect visual browser feedback and send actionable annotations to Claude Code.
Control Chrome via MCP for browsing, form filling, screenshots, and logs.
Build feedback-driven workflows that confirm with users and reduce tool-call costs.
Control Chrome locally or remotely to automate browsing, forms, screenshots, and scripts.