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Lets IVA, the Clueiva desktop assistant, read and act in this browser when you ask it to. Clueiva for Chrome connects the Clueiva desktop app to your browser. When you ask IVA, the assistant in the Clueiva app, to do something on the web ("find the cheapest one on the Amazon tab", "open the form and fill in my shipping address", "read this article and summarise it"), IVA carries it out in your own Chrome: your signed-in profile, your open tabs, no second browser and no copied passwords. What it does, only during a request you gave IVA: - Opens pages, and uses tabs you let it use. - Reads the page as an accessibility tree (roles, names, text), the same information a screen reader gets. - Takes a screenshot of the page when the request needs one. - Clicks, types, scrolls, presses keys, fills forms, uploads a file you confirmed, and saves downloads into a folder for that request. What it never does: - It never reads or types passwords, one-time codes or card numbers. Credential fields are hidden from IVA and blanked in screenshots; signing in is yours. - It never reads cookies, browsing history, saved passwords or site storage. It has no host permissions and runs no code in pages. - It does nothing in the background. Nothing happens until you ask the Clueiva app for something that needs the browser, and the request ends when IVA is done; in Clueiva Settings you can make it ask you before the f. - Scope is one request: whatever the extension may touch ends with the request. With "Ask before IVA uses Chrome" on in Settings, each request and each file upload shows a card first. - It never touches a tab a request has not opened or you have not handed to it; other tabs are visible to IVA only as their site name. The visible signal: while IVA works in a tab, Chrome shows its bar "Clueiva for Chrome started debugging this browser". Closing that bar stops the request immediately, and IVA does not come back to that tab until you approve the next request. The extension's popup shows whether the Clueiva app is connected. Requires the Clueiva desktop app. Without the app the extension does nothing.
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