Browser Process Capture extension
The extension records your browser actions during a recording session you start yourself and turns them into draft workflow steps inside the Execra process automation platform. Nothing runs on its own: every step is reviewed and edited before execution.
What the extension actually does
- Records clicks, typing, navigation and scrolling during a session you start and stop yourself.
- Streams events to the platform while recording; it does not wait for the stop button.
- On stop, events become workflow steps saved as a draft for you to review and edit before any run.
Permissions, plainly
- Local storage permission only; network access is limited to the platform backend host
api.execlogic.com.sa. - The capture script runs on every HTTPS site, so review the sites you record on before starting a session.
- Your sign-in token and API address are kept in local browser storage, with an offline queue of up to 500 events and a button to clear local sign-in data.
Redaction of sensitive values
Before sending, values of password fields, hidden fields, one-time codes, credential fields and card-like values are replaced.
This is deterministic risk reduction, not a guarantee that every sensitive field is detected; avoid recording pages that hold data the workflow does not need.
Download and manual install
The extension is not yet listed on the Chrome Web Store. The signed package with its SHA-256 checksum will be published on this page with release 1.2.0; until then there is no public download.
- Download the package and verify its checksum:
shasum -a 256 execra-browser-capture-1.2.0.zip. - Unzip it into a permanent folder on your machine.
- Open
chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, choose Load unpacked and select the folder. - Sign in from the extension popup with your platform account, then start a recording session from inside the platform.