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Pair with ShadowEvo to let its AI drive your real, logged-in browser tab — navigate, click, type, screenshot, read the DOM. ShadowEvo Browser Bridge connects the ShadowEvo AI assistant to a browser tab you already have open and logged in, so it can actually DO things on the web at your direction — not just talk about them. Ask ShadowEvo to pull up a page, fill a form, click through a flow, read what an element says, grab the console errors, or take a screenshot of what's on screen, and it carries that out in your real tab, with your real session — no copy-pasting, no re-logging-in, no throwaway sandbox browser. It only ever acts at your direction. The bridge does nothing on its own. Every action is one the assistant runs because you asked it to, and it only works after you explicitly turn it on one of two ways: • With the ShadowEvo desktop app — pair once using a 6-digit code the app shows you. • With the ShadowEvo web app (shadow-evo.vantagecuration.com) — flip on "Let the ShadowEvo web app control tabs" in the extension's popup. Until you do that, the background worker refuses every request. You stay in control the whole time: a Pause switch stops everything instantly, per-capability toggles (reading / interacting / navigating) let you allow only what you want, a live activity log shows exactly what ran, and running JavaScript on a page is double-gated behind its own separate "unsafe mode" switch. Built for people who want their AI assistant to take real action in the browser — filling things out, checking flows, reading pages and consoles — while keeping a hand on the wheel.
Jul 27, 2026
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