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Free Chrome extension that attempts web tasks by clicking and typing on your behalf
BrowseGPT is an experimental browser agent packaged as a Chrome extension. You give it an instruction such as finding a place to stay on a given date, and it reads the page, then issues actions like click, enter text or navigate, showing its stated reason for each step so you can correct it. The developer is unusually candid that it sometimes loops, clicks the wrong element or lands on a dead URL, and warns against running it on pages holding private information. It is free, has around a thousand users, and the store listing was last updated in mid-2024.
Listed as free in the Chrome Web Store with no plans, upgrades or in-app purchases shown.
Use tool ↗A small, honest demonstration of an LLM driving a browser, and the reason-per-step display makes its failures legible rather than mysterious. The catch is that it is a side project: version 2.0 dates from July 2024 and the author openly says it gets stuck and misclicks.
Watch out: The developer explicitly warns against using it on pages with private information or where a wrong click causes real damage — take that literally.
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