> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pulsedive.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

> Enrich web content with Pulsedive threat intelligence directly in your browser.

The Pulsedive browser add-on brings threat intelligence to any website you visit.
Highlight IPs, domains, URLs, or threat names in any webpage text to enrich them using Pulsedive's Community dataset.
The add-on works without an account, API key, or paid plan. Creating a free account at pulsedive.com unlocks higher limits and additional capabilities.

## Installation

The add-on is available for Chrome and Firefox.

| Browser | Store                                                                                                                   |
| ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Chrome  | [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/pulsedive-threat-intellig/gdbemlfgncdmmljmkkcemfedbbfgghcp) |
| Firefox | [Firefox Add-Ons](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pulsedive/)                                            |

<Note>
  To learn how to use the add-on effectively, visit [Usage](/addon/usage).
</Note>

## Features

The add-on supports a wide range of threat research workflows.
Use it to enrich individual indicators, look up threats by name, or process thousands of indicators or threats at once.

### Indicator Highlighting

Highlight text on any webpage to parse and refang a domain, IP address, or URL and enrich it with Pulsedive threat intelligence.
From the add-on sidebar, run scans and pivot directly to Pulsedive for further investigation.

### Bulk Parsing

Highlight text containing hundreds or thousands of observable entities to parse and refang them all at once.
Download the results as a CSV file, or pass them to [Pulsedive Analyze](https://pulsedive.com/analyze/) for bulk enrichment.

### Threat Enrichment

The add-on can retrieve threat information for any threat name or alias found in
webpage text, including associated indicators, TTPs, latest news, and more.

### Auto-Popup

The auto-popup is a sidebar that appears automatically when you highlight text containing supported observable entities.
Triggering behavior depends on what you highlight:

* **Single indicator:** The indicator must make up most of the highlighted text, which limits unintentional triggering.
* **Multiple indicators:** The sidebar appears automatically if Bulk Parsing is enabled for the auto-popup.

### Add-On Button

The add-on button in the browser toolbar provides direct access to enrichment, independent of most auto-popup settings:

* **Text highlighted:** The add-on enriches the highlighted text regardless of auto-popup restrictions.
* **No text highlighted:** The add-on displays information for the domain of the active browser tab.

<Note>
  Threat enrichment is only available via the add-on button, not the auto-popup.
</Note>