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# Browser Extensions

Discover and probe your AI agents and MCP servers directly from your browser. Akto's browser extensions capture agent interactions in real-time as you use your AI applications, making it easy to discover and secure your agentic components without complex setup.

## How It Works

Browser extensions monitor your AI agent interactions as you browse and automatically send the traffic to Akto for discovery and analysis. This approach is perfect for:

* Probing AI applications during development
* Discovering shadow agents in your organization
* Quick security validation without infrastructure changes
* Capturing MCP server interactions from web applications

## Available Extensions

* [Chrome Extension](/akto-atlas-agentic-ai-security-for-employee-endpoints/endpoints-discovery-agents/browser-extensions/chrome.md) - For Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers
* [Firefox Extension](/akto-atlas-agentic-ai-security-for-employee-endpoints/endpoints-discovery-agents/browser-extensions/firefox.md) - For Mozilla Firefox
* [Safari Extension](/akto-atlas-agentic-ai-security-for-employee-endpoints/endpoints-discovery-agents/browser-extensions/safari.md) - For Safari on macOS

## When to Use Browser Extensions

Browser extensions are ideal when you:

* Want to discover agents without deploying infrastructure
* Need to quickly probe a specific AI application
* Are evaluating Akto before full deployment
* Want to capture agent behavior during manual scanning


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