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Lets your SaintSal desktop agent operate your browser locally, in your own logged-in session. Nothing leaves your machine. SaintSal Browser Bridge connects your SaintSal desktop agent to Chrome so it can work inside your own browser — your tabs, your logins, your session. Instead of a remote cloud browser, the agent operates locally on the machine you're already signed in on. What it does: - Lets the SaintSal desktop app act in the tab you're working in — navigate, read a page, click, and type - Works within your existing logged-in sessions, so there's no re-authenticating or handing over passwords - Keeps everything local — the extension talks to the desktop app over a local connection on your own computer (127.0.0.1) and does not send your browsing data to external servers How it works: The extension holds a local WebSocket connection to the SaintSal desktop app running on your computer. The desktop app sends browser actions, the extension performs them in your active tab, and results stay on your machine. No cloud browser is involved. Who it's for: Anyone using the SaintSal desktop agent who wants it to help with real tasks in their own browser — reading pages, filling forms, and automating repetitive steps — without giving up control of their accounts or data. Privacy: SaintSal Browser Bridge does not sell or transfer user data. It only operates while the SaintSal desktop app is running and connected.
Aug 3, 2026
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