Browser plugins
Browser plugins give the agent eyes and hands on the web: embedded browser panels, bridges to your real tabs, AI-native browser engines, and page-control tools for reading, clicking, and scraping. Built for research tasks and workflows that live behind logins.
9 plugins
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wqty123/dsh-browser
dsh-builtin-browser
Shared real browser plugin for DeepSeek Harness
BundleBrowser
83 stars+12
Browser plugin FAQ
- Can the agent drive my real browser?
- Yes — bridge-style plugins connect DSH to an existing Chrome session, so the agent operates with your cookies and logins. Engine-style plugins instead launch their own isolated browser.
- Is browser automation safe to run locally?
- Actions still pass through the DSH approval gate. You confirm sensitive steps before the agent executes them, same as file edits.
- Which browser plugin for scraping and research?
- Pick an engine-style plugin (for example Browser4) for autonomous reading and scraping; pick a tab bridge when the task needs your logged-in sessions.



