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Connects Stella AI Agent to your browser Stella Browser connects the Stella AI desktop assistant to your Chrome browser, letting it automate tasks and take actions on your behalf through your existing Chrome profile. HOW IT WORKS Stella Browser creates a secure local connection between the Stella desktop app and your browser. When you ask Stella to do something in your browser, it happens right here — in your tabs, with your logins, using your profile. WHAT STELLA CAN DO - Navigate websites and interact with pages — click buttons, fill forms, select options, scroll - Take screenshots and read page content for context-aware responses - Search, extract, and organize information across websites - Run multi-step browser workflows across multiple tabs DEDICATED WORKSPACE When Stella uses your browser, it opens a separate window with a color-coded "Stella" tab group. Your personal browsing is never touched — Stella's tabs are visually distinct and isolated from yours. GETTING STARTED 1. Install the Stella desktop app 2. Install this extension 3. Start the desktop app — the extension connects automatically 4. Ask Stella to do anything in your browser REQUIREMENTS - Stella desktop app (Windows or macOS or Linux) - Chrome based browser The extension shows "Connected" in the popup when the desktop app is running. No manual configuration needed. Opensource: https://github.com/ruuxi/stella-v2 Privacy Policy: https://stella.sh/privacy Terms of Service: https://stella.sh/terms
Oct 13, 2026
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