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DevTools Extensions

Chrome DevTools Protocol

  • bdgAgentic Browser Automation

    Persistent background CDP session exposing DOM, network, console, and raw protocol methods as shell commands.

  • cdpLibraries for driving the protocol (or a layer above)

    Type-safe bindings for CDP

  • ChromeControllerLibraries for driving the protocol (or a layer above)

    High-level browser mgmt

  • ChromeDevTools/devtools-protocol

  • chrome-devtools-java-clientLibraries for driving the protocol (or a layer above)

    Low-level protocol client

  • chrome-devtools-kotlinLibraries for driving the protocol (or a layer above)

    Coroutine-based client library

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  • betwixt

    System-level network proxy inspected through a standalone DevTools Network panel.

  • DevTools Backend

    Standalone implementation of the Chrome DevTools backend to debug arbitrary web environments.

  • DevTools Remote

    Remotely debug someone else's browser.

  • Dirac

    ClojureScript debugging with a custom DevTools fork.

  • Facebook Stetho

    Native Android debugging with Chrome DevTools.

  • IE Diagnostics Adapter

    Protocol adapter translating IE 11 to CDP.

Using DevTools frontend with other platforms

Learning

Tracing & Profiling

  • cpupro

    Deep V8/Chrome

  • Perfetto

    System profiling and trace analysis suite 🌎

  • speedscope

    Fast, interactive flamegraph viewer that imports Chrome

  • trace.cafe

    Share and view web performance traces directly in the DevTools Performance panel (

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