Pluro Behavior Scan is documented as a Chrome DevTools extension for recording user journeys and detecting behavioral accessibility issues that may not appear in static scans.

Prepare and connect

  1. Use a supported Chrome browser and open an authorized HTTPS page.
  2. Open Chrome DevTools and select the Pluro panel.
  3. In Settings, supply the credential required by your installed extension version.
  4. Run the current-page authorization check and resolve licensing or page-access errors.

Record and analyze

  1. Open Record Flow and capture one specific interaction journey.
  2. Include actions such as opening menus, navigating dialogs, using the keyboard, or triggering validation messages.
  3. Stop recording and run Local Analysis.
  4. Review Results, Timeline, and Evidence.
  5. Send sanitized findings to MyPluro only when required and authorized.

Security

Do not send raw client keys, passwords, cookies, authorization headers, confidential form entries, or unredacted diagnostics to support. The existing support guide requests sanitized Diagnostic Logs.

Read the full operational guides: How to Configure and Use the Pluro Behavior Scan Extension and Pluro Behavior Scan Support.

Product verification before publication: The existing support page says “Client Key”, while the newer setup article refers to an “API Key”; reconcile the actual credential naming and release availability before publication.