For bug reports, walkthroughs and demos that need a video file, not another cloud workspace.
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Why it matters
A quick screen explanation should not require an account, upload or editing workflow before you can share the result.
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The approach
mykyta Record offers a short capture flow, separate audio controls, pause and resume, and a local file at the end.
What you can do
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Record the current tab without reopening Chrome's screen picker.
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Control microphone and shared audio separately while recording.
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Save MP4 when the browser supports it, with a WebM fallback.
The user journey
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Choose a tab, window or screen.
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Check microphone, shared audio and quality settings.
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Choose a save location, record and keep the file locally.
A closer look
The current recording path: capture source, two independent audio inputs, quality, and one start button.
Microphone and captured tab audio can be muted independently without ending the session.
Available now
Current state
The extension is available in the Chrome Web Store. Chrome still asks you to choose a window or screen before sharing it; MP4 availability depends on browser support.
Common questions
Does the video go to a cloud service?
No. The recording is saved locally on your device; the extension does not upload the video.
Will every recording be an MP4?
MP4 is used when supported by the browser. Otherwise the recorder falls back to WebM.
Distribution & growthBusiness model#запись экрана Chrome#запись вкладки Chrome
The extension is live. The audience is not: an honest mykyta Record launch
mykyta Record is now available in the Chrome Web Store. It records a tab, window, or screen with audio and saves the video locally. But a cold Product Hunt launch reached position 264 and created no audience. Here are the product, the evidence, and the lesson without a victory filter.
How to record your screen or Chrome tab with audio: building mykyta Record
Capture a Chrome tab, window, or screen with microphone and tab audio, pause when needed, and keep the video file locally. Here is the path from the first prototype to a Chrome Web Store draft being prepared for review.
