eigent/docs/browser/overview.md
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release: Eigent 1.0.0 (#1695)
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title: Browser overview
description: Give Eigent agents controlled access to browser sessions and authenticated websites.
icon: compass
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Eigent can launch or connect to Chrome DevTools Protocol browsers for research and browser automation. Browser agents can navigate pages, interact with controls, capture screenshots, and maintain session state.
## Open Browser settings
1. Open the Eigent dashboard.
2. Select **Browser**.
3. Choose **Connections**, **Plugins**, or **Cookies**.
> **Screenshot placeholder:** Add a screenshot of the Browser settings page with the three navigation items and an active browser pool.
## Browser Connections
Connections manage browsers available to agents. You can:
- Open a new managed browser
- Connect an existing CDP-enabled browser
- Review browser names and ports
- Remove a browser from the pool
See [Browser connections](/browser/connections).
## Browser Cookies
Cookies let agents use authenticated sessions. Open a dedicated login browser, sign in to required services, then let Eigent import the resulting cookie domains.
See [Browser cookies](/browser/cookies).
## Browser Plugins
Browser Plugins are currently marked **Coming soon**.
<Note>
Do not present browser extension or plugin features as available until the product page includes active installation controls.
</Note>
## Use a browser in a Session
When a Browser agent starts work, its workspace appears in the Project Session.
The agent can:
- Search and navigate
- Click and type
- Read page content
- Capture visual state
- Use available authenticated cookies
When manual interaction is required, use **Take Control**, complete the action, and return control to the agent.
## Security
- Use a dedicated browser profile.
- Avoid storing unnecessary privileged sessions.
- Delete cookies when a task no longer needs them.
- Review actions before giving an agent access to sensitive services.
- Do not connect a remote-debugging port to an untrusted network.
> **Video placeholder:** Add a 60-second MP4 showing a browser connection, a Browser-agent task, Take Control, and return of control. Include captions.
## Related guides
- [Browser connections](/browser/connections)
- [Browser cookies](/browser/cookies)
- [Google Search](/connectors/google-search)