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Let your AI work in its own DeskWink tab group in your browser, only on sites you allow. Needs the free DeskWink program. DeskWink lets the AI app you already use work in your own Chrome, inside a tab group you control. It can open pages, read them, scroll, click, type and fill in forms, in the browser where you are already signed in. Everything happens in one tab group called "DeskWink". Your other tabs do not exist for the AI. Drag a tab in to hand it over, drag it out to take it back at once. You stay in charge • Each site is your call. The first time your AI wants a website, you choose Allow, Allow this time or Deny. Banks and payments, password managers, cloud consoles and web mail are blocked unless you allow them. Local network addresses are never available. • Sensitive steps wait for you. Signing in with a password, deleting, sending and buttons that download a file need your click in the side panel. • Payments are refused. When the extension recognises a purchase, an order or a money transfer (by what the button says, or a form that asks for card details), it stops the AI and tells it to ask you to do that step yourself. It recognises these by text and form, so it cannot catch every website: do not rely on it as your only safeguard, and keep sites you do not trust on Deny. • You can step in at any time. Click or type in a DeskWink tab and the AI pauses. "Stop and disconnect" in the toolbar popup takes everything back immediately. Chrome shows its own "is debugging this browser" bar the whole time the AI has the browser. • The AI can never type into a password field, and uploading files is not available. Private by design The extension has no servers, no account and no analytics. It talks only to the free DeskWink program on your own computer, through Chrome's Native Messaging. It stores only your site decisions, in your browser, and sends nothing anywhere. What you need 1. The free DeskWink program on your computer: npm install -g @deskwink/cli, then run "deskwink launch" to pair it with your DeskWink account. It connects this extension by itself. 2. That is all on the computer: a new DeskWink has the browser turned on, and you can limit or switch it off in your DeskWink settings (app.deskwink.com, Computers). 3. An AI app connected to your DeskWink account (guides at deskwink.com/docs/connect). DeskWink is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any AI provider or browser vendor; product names are used only to say which apps you can connect.