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BrowserSkill lets your AI agents use your already logged-in browser without touching anything you didn't authorize. Borrows the tab, does the work, gives it back. Every major coding agent supported. Zero interruption.

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Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBackvor 11 Tagen

@RoundtableSpace that's cool. Just make sure to handle browser crashes, it can mess with the handoff back to users.

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Fireply.aivor 11 Tagen

what happens to the tab if the agent crashes halfway through?

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Md Fahimvor 11 Tagen

This sounds incredibly useful. It's like having a tiny ass

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snake speak ∞vor 11 Tagen

Chinese spyware?

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cortexchvor 11 Tagen

"without touching anything u didnt authorize" how is that enforced tho? per site, per action, or just a prompt?

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whyvor 11 Tagen

The “borrow the tab, give it back” model is a clean way to make browser agents useful without forcing users through another login flow.

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