One extension. Nothing installed anywhere near your product.
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The reason demo tools use a browser extension is that it is the only way to record a real application without asking anyone to deploy code into it.
That distinction matters more than it sounds: it is the difference between making a demo this afternoon and waiting for a sprint.
One click. It only does anything on the pages where you press record.
The extension picks up your session from the site, so there is no second password.
Your own app behind a login, a staging environment, or a public page.
Steps arrive in order, ready to edit, blur and publish.
Recorded in a few minutes with the tool this page is about — click through it.
A script in your product means an engineer, a deploy, and a conversation about what it does to page weight. An extension means the person who needs the demo can make it themselves.
It also means you can record an application you do not own, which is what makes agency work and competitive research possible at all.
Because it is the only way to capture a real application without deploying code into it. A script would need an engineer and a release; an extension lets the person who needs the demo record it themselves, including on sites they do not own.
It cannot, because nothing is added to your product. The extension runs in your browser during recording only, so there is no script on your site and no page-weight question to answer.
Yes. Recording happens in your own browser session, so anything you can open you can record — your app behind authentication, a staging environment, or a client’s product you have been given access to.