OpenCode Browse lets coding agents control your browser
OpenCode Browse provides an MCP server and a Chromium extension. It lets coding agents control your actual browser while keeping your logins, tabs, and extensions intact.
AlphaSignalNov 7, 2026
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Agents can use the browser you are signed into, with its existing tabs and extensions.
The source gives no details about safeguards, supported actions, or usage requirements.
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Access to signed-in browser sessions could extend coding agents into web workflows, but the scope of access and security details are unspecified.
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Hypothetically, test a browser task with a non-sensitive account and check which tabs and extensions the agent can access.
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