Experimental

Chromium.
Through its own interface.

Work with tabs and the DOM, not an estimate of where a button might be.

  • An isolated, broker-owned browser profile
  • Tab discovery, navigation and semantic DOM operations
  • Policy-gated input and screenshot artifact metadata

Where the boundary is.

A top-level origin allowlist is not a network firewall. No attachment to your normal browser profile is implied.

What the evidence says.

The frozen main revision has a passing Chromium integration gate. This does not certify every browser version, crash scenario or website.

This is an editorial summary of a frozen source revision, not a probe of your installation. A successful job does not automatically certify other versions, environments or operations.

Start with the contract.

Read the integration’s own README and security notes before enabling it. Owner-assigned identity, required grants and application dependencies must be configured explicitly. Registration alone does not authorize execution.

Open the Chromium source documentation ↗

For the common model, read drivers and providers and permissions and consent.