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Let the Qurio desktop app use your Chrome tabs and logins. You stay in control and can switch it off any time. Qurio Remote Control connects Chrome to the Qurio desktop app (qurio.work), an infinite canvas of chat, editor and browser windows. It needs the Qurio app on the same computer. What it does: 1. Share a page. Press "Just this page" and the page in that tab shows up live in a Qurio browser window. You can click and type in it, and a Qurio chat you connect to that window can read the page and use it. Your login stays in Chrome. Disconnect from the extension or from Qurio at any time. Closing the tab or leaving the site also stops it. 2. Always allow. Press it once and Qurio can open and control pages in Chrome by itself, on any site, without asking each time. Sign-in pages (Google and other providers) always stay manual. Turn it off from the extension at any time. 3. Transfer login. If a site won't let you sign in inside Qurio's built-in browser, sign in in Chrome and press "Transfer login". The extension sends that one site's cookies to the Qurio app on your computer. While Always allow is on, Qurio takes it without asking and shows a notification. Otherwise Qurio asks you first. "Remove login from Qurio" deletes it again. Google and other sign-in providers are never transferred. 4. Go to Qurio. A button brings the Qurio app to the front. 5. Watch in Qurio. On a YouTube video page, "Watch in Qurio" opens that video in a Qurio window. The extension talks only to the Qurio app on your computer, never to a web server of ours. No analytics, no ads, no remote code. Chrome shows its own "is debugging this browser" banner on a tab Qurio is using. That is expected.