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fix: allow --categoryExtensions when connecting to an existing browser
Remove the categoryExtensions conflicts with autoConnect, browserUrl and
wsEndpoint added in #2753. Chrome 149+ supports extension debugging over
these connections, and 1.10.1 accepts the combination.
Update the --categoryExtensions help text, generated docs and the
troubleshooting skill to state the Chrome 149+ requirement for attach modes.
Fixes#2989
Set to true to include tools related to extensions. Note: This feature is currently only supported with a pipe connection. autoConnect, browserUrl, and wsEndpoint are not supported with this feature until 149 will be released.
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Set to true to include tools related to extensions. With autoConnect, browserUrl or wsEndpoint, this requires Chrome 149 or later.
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If the tools related to extensions (like `install_extension`) are not available, or if the extensions you load are not functioning:
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1.**Check for the `--categoryExtensions` flag**: Ensure this flag is passed in the MCP server configuration to enable the extension category tools.
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2.**Make sure the MCP server in configured to launch Chrome instead of connecting to an instance**: Chrome before 149 is not able to load extensions when connecting to an existing instance (`--auto-connect`, `--browserUrl`).
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2.**When connecting to an existing instance (`--auto-connect`, `--browserUrl`, `--wsEndpoint`), use Chrome 149 or later**: earlier versions are not able to load extensions over such a connection. Otherwise, configure the MCP server to launch Chrome.
'Set to true to include tools related to extensions. Note: This feature is currently only supported with a pipe connection. autoConnect, browserUrl, and wsEndpoint are not supported with this feature until 149 will be released.',
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'Set to true to include tools related to extensions. With autoConnect, browserUrl or wsEndpoint, this requires Chrome 149 or later.',
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