AgentPod Chrome Sync

AgentPod Chrome Sync lets you carry a signed-in browsing session into your AgentPod cloud browser, one domain at a time, with your explicit approval. HOW IT WORKS - Open the extension popup and add the exact domain you want to sync (for example github.com). Nothing is read or sent for any domain until you add it yourself. - Once you approve a domain, the extension reads that domain's cookies (via the Chrome cookies API) and that domain's localStorage, and sends them to your own AgentPod cloud browser tenant so it can open the same signed-in session. - A short list of sensitive domains, including AgentPod's own console and major identity providers, cannot be approved at all. This stops the remote browser from ever being used to act as you against your own AgentPod account or your primary login provider. - All communication with AgentPod uses HTTPS. The extension checks the destination is encrypted before it will send anything. - Your AgentPod sign-in token is stored only in this browser's local extension storage. It is never placed in Chrome Sync storage, so it is never replicated to Google servers. WHAT THIS EXTENSION DOES NOT DO - It never reads or transmits your passwords, payment details, or browsing history. - It does not collect anything in the background. It only acts when you explicitly add a domain and click Sync from the popup. - It never touches a domain you have not individually approved, and consent for a parent domain does not extend to unrelated look-alike domains. WHO IT IS FOR AgentPod customers who want their AgentPod cloud browser signed in to the same websites as their local Chrome, without copying passwords or re-entering credentials by hand. A companion command-line tool, chrome-sync, offers the same functionality for users who prefer a terminal workflow. Learn more about AgentPod: https://agentpod.agentlabs.cc