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webadb
Android ADB right inside your browser
webadb is Android Debug Bridge that runs entirely in your browser. Plug an Android phone into your computer over USB, approve debugging, and you've got a real ADB session — no SDK install, no platform-tools, no desktop client.
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“Android ADB right inside your browser”
webadb was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #216 on the daily leaderboard. webadb is Android Debug Bridge that runs entirely in your browser. Plug an Android phone into your computer over USB, approve debugging, and you've got a real ADB session — no SDK install, no platform-tools, no desktop client.
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Hi PH 👋
webadb grew out of pure annoyance: nine times out of ten we just needed to run one shell command, push one file, or grab one screenshot from a test phone — and the cost of doing that was installing the full Android SDK, fighting with platform-tools versions, and making sure no other ADB client was holding the port.
So we moved ADB into the browser. webadb uses WebUSB to open a direct channel between the tab and the phone over USB: run shell commands with live output, browse and upload files, install an APK from your machine, or capture a PNG screenshot. There's no server relaying the traffic — the device talks to your browser directly, so nothing about the session leaves your computer.
It's not trying to replace a full IDE or scrcpy — it's the fastest possible path to "shell in and do the one thing" without the toolchain. Free, no account, nothing to install.
We'd love to hear from Android devs and QA folks: what's the one ADB action you reach for most, and is anything missing from the four panels we shipped?