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Drive your Chrome tabs from ogcode over a local WebSocket bridge, limited to tabs you explicitly allow. ogweb connects an ogcode server running on your own machine to your real Chrome tabs, so an agent can see a page the way you see it: logged in, cookies included, no separate automation browser. Nothing happens without you: you pair the extension to your server with a one-time token and tick allow on each tab you want to share. The allowlist is checked again on every single operation, so unticking a tab locks the agent out immediately. When the agent works on a granted tab, Chrome shows its own banner that the tab is being debugged, and the side panel always shows the live connection state and the current allowlist. The extension talks to exactly one destination, the server origin you typed in, and never sends anything anywhere else. No analytics, no accounts, nothing stored beyond four small settings values. Requires ogcode running locally. Load the panel from the toolbar icon, paste the pair URL your ogcode server prints, press Connect, and grant the tabs to share.
Oct 26, 2026
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