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Let your UpServe employees work in your own browser — read the tab you are sharing and act on tabs you hand over. How it works 1. Open the side panel and paste the connection code from your upserve.app settings. 2. Share a tab (the employee may read it) or hand a tab over (it may click and type there). 3. Use @tabs to attach several open tabs to one message and ask about them at once. The boundary is explicit - On a shared tab the employee only reads. Changing the page requires you to hand the tab over first. - Tabs the employee opens live in a named tab group, so you can see whose tabs they are and close them together. - If you touch a tab it is working on, it stops and asks before carrying on. - Your own excluded sites are filtered inside the browser, before anything is sent. - chrome://, file:// and extension pages are refused unconditionally. - Nothing happens on tabs you have not shared. Requires an UpServe account. See upserve.app for details.
Sep 7, 2026
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