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Bridge for Chrome

One extension. Pick only the helpers you need.

Download Bridge for Chrome.zip, 30 MB · version 0.4.0 Ask Bridge about it

Install one extension. A friendly first-run setup asks five simple questions — no labels, no diagnosis — then switches on only the helpers that fit you: Doc Simplifier and Sound Focus today, Sign Bridge in beta, and Voice Pilot later. Change your mind any time from the toolbar.

What it does

One-minute onboarding in plain language
The toolbar shows only the helpers you chose
Turn any helper on or off in one click
With Chrome sync on, your choices follow you to other computers where you use the same Google account

How it works

Answer a few questions such as “Do busy pages wear you out?”
Bridge suggests helpers; you choose which to keep
Each helper runs locally in your browser unless it says otherwise

Install Bridge for Chrome

Download the .zip file above and unzip it. On Windows, right-click it and choose Extract All. On a Mac, double-click it.
In Chrome, type chrome://extensions in the address bar and press Enter.
Turn on Developer mode (the switch at the top right).
Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder: the one with manifest.json inside.
Keep that folder where it is. Chrome runs Bridge from it.

Then

Answer the five questions on the welcome page that opens
Pin Bridge from the puzzle-piece menu so its icon stays in the toolbar

Bridge isn’t in the Chrome Web Store yet, so Chrome installs it in developer mode. Chrome may remind you that developer-mode extensions are on; that’s expected.

Your answers and settings are saved in Chrome’s own extension storage, not on Bridge’s servers. If Chrome sync is on, Google copies them to your other signed-in computers. Helpers work on your device.

Helps with

Learn to use it

Short, free courses from Bridge. Each lesson takes a few minutes.