Add UI to the sites you use
Place buttons, links, tooltips and areas where you need them on a site, and manage them all from the side panel.
Chrome extension · no code
Ladybird adds buttons, links and tooltips to the sites you already use, without code. One click can run a whole flow: click, type, wait, branch, loop, or fill a form row by row from a CSV file.
Published on the Chrome Web Store · Interface in English, 日本語, 简体中文
Animated mock-up with sample data. Pick a scene or pause.
Built by hand: one GSAP timeline, an HTML/CSS mock-up of the real side panel, scene controls and a reduced-motion fallback.
Flow steps can click, input, wait, assert, branch, loop, navigate, log, read data sources, set variables and show popup confirmations.
Features
Place buttons, links, tooltips and areas where you need them on a site, and manage them all from the side panel.
Chain steps that click, type, wait, assert, branch, loop and navigate, with logs along the way.
Load a data source and run the same steps once for every row.
Set runtime variables and reuse values across steps with simple tokens.
Reusable passwords for input steps, encrypted locally. The master password goes into Ladybird’s own window, never into the page.
Hide banners and repeated sections you never use with per-site rules, or switch on the built-in ad blocking with one global toggle.
How it works
On a site you use every day, open Ladybird and choose where a new button, link or tooltip should go.
Add the steps you now repeat by hand. Pull values from a CSV file, variables or the Password Vault.
Ladybird runs the steps on the page in front of you. Add a popup checkpoint wherever you want the flow to pause until you confirm.
Privacy and limits
FAQ
No. You build elements and flows in the side panel by picking things on the page and choosing step types.
Yes. Add a popup checkpoint with your own message, and the flow waits until you confirm.
If the elements a flow uses have changed, Ladybird may not find them, and you’ll need to pick them again. It only follows your setup and the page as it is.
No. Ladybird runs the steps you set up, in your own browser, on the page in front of you. It isn’t meant for getting around a site’s protections or rules.
English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
Search for “Ladybird: no-code buttons, links and tooltips” on the Chrome Web Store.
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