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Record user flows in Chrome DevTools and detect interaction accessibility issues with timeline and evidence. Pluro Behavior Scan helps teams test real user interactions for accessibility issues that traditional static scans often miss. Using the Pluro Chrome DevTools extension, you can record user flows directly in the browser, run local behavioral accessibility analysis, and review findings with a detailed timeline and supporting evidence. Behavior Scan can help identify interaction problems such as: • Modal focus issues • Form validation errors that are not announced • Keyboard navigation dead ends • Dynamic interface updates that are not communicated to assistive technologies • Focus and interaction issues in multilingual and RTL content Key capabilities: • Record focused user journeys from Chrome DevTools • Run behavioral accessibility analysis locally in the browser • Review findings, timeline events, selectors, and evidence • Detect interaction issues beyond static HTML checks • Send structured findings to MyPluro for tracking and review Pluro Behavior Scan complements structural accessibility scanning by focusing on what happens when users actually interact with a page. It does not claim complete WCAG coverage and does not replace manual accessibility testing. A Pluro account, valid Client Key, active licensed domain, and authorized page are required to start a recording. Analysis runs locally in the browser. Sanitized findings are sent to MyPluro only when the user explicitly chooses to sync them. Intended users include developers, QA teams, accessibility specialists, and product teams testing interactive websites and web applications. Learn more: https://pluro.ai/ Support: https://knowhow.pluro.ai/2026/08/13/pluro-behavior-scan-support/ Privacy policy: https://pluro.ai/privacy-policy-2/
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