Configure and manage local Chrome in debug mode for browser automation with OpenClaw.

Features

• Chrome Debug Mode: Launch Chrome with remote debugging enabled
• SSRF Whitelist: Configure SSRF whitelist for secure browser automation
• Browser Status Check: Monitor and verify browser status
• OpenClaw Integration: Seamlessly work with OpenClaw for browser automation tasks

Setup

Prerequisites

• Chrome browser installed on your system
• OpenClaw installed

Configuration

# Launch Chrome in debug mode
openclaw browser start
# Check browser status
openclaw browser status
# Configure SSRF whitelist
openclaw browser whitelist add 

Usage

Starting Chrome in Debug Mode

openclaw browser start --port=9222

Checking Browser Status

openclaw browser status

Managing SSRF Whitelist

# Add domain to whitelist
openclaw browser whitelist add example.com
# Remove domain from whitelist
openclaw browser whitelist remove example.com
# List all whitelisted domains
openclaw browser whitelist list

Security

This skill includes SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery) protection through whitelist configuration. Only domains added to the whitelist can be accessed during browser automation tasks.

Troubleshooting

Chrome not starting

• Ensure Chrome is installed
• Check if port 9222 is available
• Verify debug mode is enabled in Chrome settings

Status check failing

• Verify Chrome is running in debug mode
• Check network connectivity
• Ensure proper permissions