Chrome Bridge: MCP server lets Claude Code drive your logged-in Chrome

Odd-Reflection-112 · reddit · 2026-09-06

A developer open-sourced Chrome Bridge, an MCP server (MIT, free) that lets Claude Code drive your real, already-logged-in Chrome profile via a WebSocket-connected extension, eliminating 2FA and cookie juggling with headless browsers. A resident hub maps each MCP session to its own profile, so work and personal sessions can run in parallel. Of its 41 tools, two solve specific walls: realclick/realtype send genuine CDP input events to bypass React/Wix isTrusted checks, and evaluatedebugger uses the Debugger domain to get past Google Forms' Trusted Types blocking of evaluate. The README documents gotchas like blank screenshots in hidden windows (fix via Emulation.setFocusEmulationEnabled) and dead-tab timeouts. Windows-only for now, with an explicit warning about handing agents full control of authenticated sessions.

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