Open the browser and create a tab
Choose show built-in browser. If there is no tab, add one and open the page. You can keep more than one tab. When you are done with the browser, hide it and return to the rest of the work.
If this environment does not support the built-in browser, the panel says so instead of opening a blank page.
When a page asks you to sign in or confirm
If the page requires sign-in, complete the QR code or phone sign-in on the page, then choose confirm that sign-in is done. If the page needs another action, finish it and choose confirm and continue. Cancel ends that confirmation. The tab remains as it is.
The signed-in state stays in this browser so later pages in the same workspace can use it.
Ask AI to use the page you have open
After the page is open, say what AI should do with it, such as extract points, compare them with material already present, or write a conclusion back. Check the result in the render view and in the saved material, not only by seeing that the browser opened.
FAQ
How is this different from the browser on my computer?
It opens inside the workspace, next to the current interface and session. AI continues from the page that is open there.
Do I have to sign in myself?
Yes. When a page requires sign-in or a specified action, you complete it and confirm before the flow continues.
What if the browser will not open?
Read whether the panel says this environment does not support it. If it does support it, open a new tab and visit the page again.
Next step
In a research workspace, show the built-in browser, open the page you need to check, and ask AI to write what should be kept back into the workspace.
Internal links
- AI deep research tool
- How to do AI deep research
- How AI modifies a workspace
- How to do AI knowledge management