Upload and inject a Chrome extension into a Browserbase session (extensions API)

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Documented steps

  1. Upload your extension: POST /v1/extensions as multipart/form-data with a 'file' field (the extension archive) and the X-BB-API-Key header - returns the extension id.
  2. Manage it: GET /v1/extensions, GET /v1/extensions/{id}, DELETE /v1/extensions/{id}.
  3. When creating a session, pass extensionId (top-level) or browserSettings.extensionId to inject it.
  4. The extension is then active in that session's browser.
  5. Docs: https://docs.browserbase.com/reference/api/openapi.v1.yaml (extensions); Browser Sessions core features list 'Chrome extensions'.

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