#live chrome sessions
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does this replace the browser extension tab?
If by “new chrome sessions debugging” you mean the Chrome extension relay (so OpenClaw can attach to your existing Chrome tab and you can inspect what it’s doing), install it like this:
- Install the extension files locally (stable path):
openclaw browser extension install
openclaw browser extension path
- In Chrome:
- open
chrome://extensions - enable Developer mode
- Load unpacked
- select the folder printed by
openclaw browser extension path - pin the extension
- Configure the extension (first time):
- open the extension Options
- set:
- Port (default
18792) - Gateway token (must match your
gateway.auth.token/OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN)
- Port (default
- Attach to a tab:
- open the tab you want to control
- click the extension icon (badge shows ON when attached)
Quick sanity check from CLI:
openclaw browser --browser-profile chrome tabs
Docs:
If you meant a different “chrome sessions debugging” feature (not the extension relay), tell me what screenshot/command you’re following and what OS (macOS/Windows/Linux) + openclaw --version.