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Lets Milo do a job in your own Chrome when the job needs it, in the background. Your mouse stays yours. Milo is your assistant. Most of its web work happens in its own browser, in the cloud. Some jobs need your Chrome: a site only your Chrome is signed in to, a page only your work network opens, or a tab you already have open. This plugin lets Milo do those jobs right here. How it works • Milo works in the background: in its own tab, in a "Milo" tab group, or in the open tab the job is about. • Your mouse and your screen stay yours. A Milo cursor shows what it clicks. • It asks you before it pays for anything, unless you told Milo not to ask. • While it works, Chrome shows "Milo started debugging this browser". Close that bar and it stops. You can also ask Milo to stop. • If you use the Milo app on this computer, it can do the job in this Chrome directly, through a connection on your computer. What it reads • Only while it does a job for you. • The pages it works on, and the names and addresses of your open tabs. • Never what's in password boxes. Never your cookies or Chrome's history of sites you visited before. Where it goes • To Milo and the AI services Milo uses, to get your job done. Those services may also use it to improve their AI models. Never sold. • On your computer it keeps its link to Milo and short records of the steps it took, so no step runs twice. Job notes stay in Chrome's memory and are gone when you quit Chrome. Get started 1. Add Milo to Chrome. 2. It opens Milo's connect page. Sign in to your Milo account if asked, and press Connect if you see it. 3. Ask Milo for something. It picks the right place to do it. Privacy: https://app.joinhexagon.com/privacy Help: support@joinhexagon.com
Oct 25, 2026
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