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Claude in Chrome

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278 points ianrahman | 4 comments | 20 Dec 25 21:26 UTC | HN request time: 0.003s | source
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xnx ◴[20 Dec 25 23:37 UTC] No.46340755[source]▶
Good to see. Google only has this feature in experimental mode for $125/month subscribers: https://labs.google.com/mariner/landing

Google allows AI browser automation through Gemini CLI as well, but it's not interactive and doesn't have ready access to the main browser profile.

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1. londons_explore ◴[21 Dec 25 00:15 UTC] No.46341005[source]▶
It's part of antigravity for free. Just make a blank workspace and ask it to use a browser to do X and it'll start chrome and start navigating, clicking, scrolling, etc.
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2. qingcharles ◴[21 Dec 25 00:23 UTC] No.46341058[source]▶
Yeah, I only found it by accident when I asked it to make a change against my web app and it modified the code then popped open Chrome and started trying different common user/pass combinations to log into the app so it could validate the changes.
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3. grugagag ◴[21 Dec 25 15:30 UTC] No.46345529[source]▶
Wait, It was brute forcing passwords? This sounds extremely dangerous in the wrong hands. Seems like a boon for malicious users
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4. qingcharles ◴[21 Dec 25 17:50 UTC] No.46346661{3}[source]▶
Yeah, I didn't see what passwords it typed but it was trying usernames like "testuser" and stuff :p