SnapBridge plugin one-clicks Chrome screenshots into Google's Antigravity IDE
AI_Andrew · x · 2026-09-20
- Developer Andrew built SnapBridge, a plugin for Google's Antigravity IDE, solving a papercut he hit dozens of times a day: switching to Chrome, taking a screenshot, and pasting it back.
- The plugin injects a camera button into Antigravity's composer toolbar, letting developers attach screenshots with one click; he says it saved him a couple of hours on day one.
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