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Manage your TabHR virtual employees and give them access to control your browser tabs. TabHR lets you deploy AI-powered virtual employees that can control real browser tabs. Install the extension, connect it to your TabHR account, and assign any virtual employee to your current tab — they'll see what you see and can click, type, scroll, and navigate autonomously. How it works: • Add your TabHR access token (generated from your TabHR dashboard under Settings → Chrome Extension Access Tokens) • Browse your roster of virtual employees with live status indicators • Click "Control tab" to hand your current tab over to any employee • A live indicator shows when a tab is being controlled — stop control anytime with one click Key features: • Real-time tab control — virtual employees interact with live web pages, not screenshots or simulations • Multi-account support — connect tokens from multiple companies and switch between them • Visual indicators — controlled tabs show the TabHR favicon so you always know what's active • Secure WebSocket connections — all communication between the extension and TabHR is authenticated • Lightweight — no background activity when no employees are controlling tabs Use cases: • Delegate repetitive browser tasks to virtual employees • Let AI assistants research, fill forms, or navigate web apps in real time • Monitor and manage your virtual workforce from a single popup Requirements: A TabHR account at tabhr.com. Create virtual employees and generate access tokens from your dashboard. TabHR — put your virtual employees to work.
Feb 27, 2026
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