Install the Aurora Evidence Capture Extension
Capture audit-ready screenshots directly from the systems you use every day and attach them to the controls and requirements they support without leaving your browser. You choose what to capture, and nothing uploads until you confirm.
- Minimal permissions:Extension requests only the access it needs to capture
- Confirm before upload:Evidence captured locally, uploaded only on your approval
- Tamper-evident artifacts:Screenshots timestamped and hash-verified on upload
- Store-reviewed:Published through Google's Chrome Web Store review process
Install, Connect, and Capture
Choose the Path That Fits Your Environment
- Open the extension page.
- Click “Add to Chrome”.
- When prompted, click “Add extension”.
- Download the ZIP file.
- Open chrome://extensions and enable “Developer mode”.
- Extract the ZIP file and click “Load unpacked”.
- Return to Evidence Capture in Aurora Command.
- Click “Connect Extension”.
- Approve the pairing prompt in Chrome.
Everyone installs the same extension, then signs in with their own Aurora Command session.
That keeps each capture attributable and sends evidence to the right workspace without extra routing work.
If you do not see the capture banner, return to Aurora Command and refresh the page.
Manual installations require Developer mode to be enabled in Chrome.
If your administrator enforces Chrome policies, installation may require an approved extension list.
What the Extension Can and Cannot Do
The Aurora Evidence Capture extension requests only three permissions: activeTab to capture the current page, storage to hold evidence locally until you confirm upload, and identity to connect to your Aurora Command session. It cannot access browsing history, read other tabs, or modify page content. For detailed security documentation, request Trust Center access.