Pluro Behavior Scan

Record user flows in Chrome DevTools and detect interaction accessibility issues with timeline and evidence.

Pluro Behavior Scan helps developers, QA teams, and accessibility specialists find interaction accessibility issues that static scans can miss. Record a focused user journey directly in Chrome DevTools, analyze it locally, and review what happened using findings, timeline events, and supporting evidence. Use Fix Lab and Contrast Lab to explore possible fixes without changing the website source. Behavior Scan can help identify issues such as: • Dialogs that open without moving keyboard focus inside, or close without returning focus to the triggering control • Keyboard navigation dead ends and focus traps • Submenus that open with a mouse but not through the keyboard interactions tested • Form validation errors and dynamic interface updates that are not announced • Accessibility issues in menus, expandable sections, loading states, and route changes Key capabilities: • Record your own journeys or follow guided tests for common accessibility scenarios. • Test responsive websites and progressive web apps (PWAs) using the Mobile Web profile. • Review findings, rule coverage, timeline events, element selectors, and retained evidence. • Load MyPluro Scanner findings for an authorized page, group findings by exact component, and locate affected elements on the inspected page. • Review eligible Behavior findings before choosing whether to send them to MyPluro. • Export sanitized recordings or download a local ZIP of selected findings and available evidence for AI-assisted source-code remediation. Exporting does not send the package to an AI provider or change site code. Contrast Lab: • Pick an element on the page or scan the current rendered page state for contrast issues in text, interface controls, and supported graphical elements. • See which checks pass, fail, or require manual review. Compare proposed colors and their contrast ratios before applying a change. • Preview and undo supported CSS changes when the target can be reliably identified. Copy or download CSS for manual use, or export developer JSON for source-code review. Optional AI-assisted testing and remediation: • Review and approve a limited, non-destructive interaction test plan before it runs. • Request and refine remediation proposals for selected findings using OpenAI or Anthropic. • Review CSS or structured JavaScript proposals and temporarily preview supported changes in the inspected tab. • Check what changed, undo the Preview, and save eligible fixes locally. When the accessibility effect cannot be verified automatically, acceptance requires manual review and is labeled accordingly. • Copy or export reviewed fixes for manual use in MyPluro, or copy a developer handoff when the fix belongs in the website source. AI features are optional and use your own provider API key. The key is stored in your Chrome profile or browser session, depending on your choice, and is sent only to the selected provider for authentication. You control when Pluro sends context to the provider. Pluro does not automatically deploy AI-generated changes or execute unrestricted model-generated JavaScript. Behavior analysis runs locally in the browser. MyPluro-connected workflows require a valid MyPluro account, Client Key, active licensed domain, and exact-page authorization. Eligible findings are sent to MyPluro only when you explicitly choose to synchronize them. Pluro Behavior Scan complements structural accessibility scanning. It does not establish WCAG conformance or replace manual testing, assistive-technology testing, or professional accessibility review. Results reflect only the page states and interactions tested. Mobile Web testing covers responsive websites and PWAs, not native mobile 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/