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Installing the PixieBrix Chrome Browser Extension

Before You Begin

You need two things to get started:

  1. A PixieBrix account: PixieBrix accounts are provided through a team. See Step 1 below for how to get access.

  2. Google Chrome Web Browser: PixieBrix installs as a Chrome Browser Extension

📺 Prefer a video? Watch this walkthrough.

Step 1: Get access to PixieBrix

PixieBrix accounts are provided through a team. You get access in one of these ways:

  • A team admin invites you by email

  • You sign in when your email domain is already enrolled with a team

  • You sign in with your organization's single sign-on (SSO)

  • You contact PixieBrix to set up a team

Once you have access, visit https://app.pixiebrix.com and sign in.

Click Connect with Google or Microsoft, or use an email address.

Google/Microsoft will show you an account chooser. Select the account you want to use with PixieBrix and complete the login.

If you selected email, check your inbox for a magic link.

Step 2: Install the PixieBrix Chrome Browser Extension

After you sign in, PixieBrix will prompt you to visit the Chrome Web Store. Click Open Chrome Web Store.

On the Chrome Web Store listing, click Add to Chrome.

Add the PixieBrix Browser Extension from the Chrome Web Store

Chrome will prompt you to confirm the installation. Click “Add Extension”.

Click Add Extension to confirm adding PixieBrix to your Chrome Browser extension

🔐 Chrome’s permission prompt is misleading. By default, PixieBrix can only read data *on websites you grant access to*.

Chrome shows this message because PixieBrix can add actions and enhancements to any website, but only ones you set it to!

When you click “Add extension”, Chrome will download the PixieBrix browser extension. Depending on your internet connection speed, the download may take 5 seconds - 1 minute to download.

Once Chrome has downloaded the PixieBrix Browser Extension, PixieBrix will automatically complete initialization.

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