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Lets Fetchi, on your Mac, read and act on pages in tabs it opens, by element, after its own checks. Talks only to the Fetchi app. Fetchi for Chrome connects your Chrome to Fetchi, the assistant on your Mac. When you turn on "Use my Chrome" in Fetchi's Settings and ask for something on the web, Fetchi opens its own tab in the background, inside a "Fetchi" tab group, and reads and clicks that page by its buttons and fields, signed in as you. If you ask it to work "on this page", it uses your front tab. While it works, Chrome shows a yellow bar saying the extension started debugging this browser. Press Cancel on that bar and Fetchi stops. The bar goes away when Fetchi finishes. What it can't do: it has no access to Chrome's own pages (where your saved passwords live), the Web Store or your other extensions. No website and no other extension can send it commands. It talks only to the Fetchi app on your Mac and keeps nothing it reads. Paying, booking, deleting and signing in always wait for your yes in Fetchi. Requires the Fetchi app for macOS and a paid Fetchi plan.