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Run user-approved browser tasks in Chrome through a locally paired Manor worker. Manor connects Chrome to a locally paired Manor worker so it can carry out browser tasks that you request. Use Manor to navigate task tabs, understand visible page content, fill forms, upload files, capture screenshots, and verify results. The extension keeps browser work grouped and visible, asks for confirmation before sensitive external side effects, and can remember a verified semantic path so a repeated operation does not need to rediscover every control. Key controls: - Browser control stays off until you accept the in-extension disclosure. - Downloads, clipboard, and browser history are separate optional capabilities and remain off until enabled. - Sensitive actions such as sends, publishes, uploads, purchases, deletes, and sensitive data entry require confirmation at action time. - Successful-path memory stores semantic routes and targets, not typed values, file paths, query strings, page snapshots, or approval tokens. - Reused targets must resolve uniquely against a fresh page observation. If a site changes, Manor falls back to normal discovery instead of guessing. - Disconnecting from the popup clears extension-local data and turns browser control off. Manor requires a locally installed Manor worker. Sign in at app.manorai.xyz, install or update the Manor worker from Integrations, then open the extension popup and allow browser control. Privacy details: https://manorai.xyz/privacy
Sep 11, 2026
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