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Browser Use lets an Agent work in browser tabs that have the Enconvo Companion extension connected. It can read a page, click controls, fill in fields, check the result, and manage tabs, all with the sign-ins your browser already has. Reach for it when a task needs a website you’re signed in to.

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Set up

1

Install the extension

Install Enconvo Companion from the Chrome Web Store in a supported Chromium browser, or click Install Browser Companion in Settings → Browser Use. For other browsers, use the extension package made for that browser.
2

Keep both running

Keep Enconvo and the browser open.
3

Check the connection

Click the extension’s icon. The popup shows Connected and the browser’s name.
4

Check access

Make sure the Agent you’ll use has the browser tools, and approve any website the extension asks about.
5

Try a read-only task

Start with something that changes nothing, such as “Read this page and summarize the main points.”
Safari doesn’t use the Chromium extension. In Safari, Computer Use clicks and types on the screen instead, so not every browser can do the same things. See Browser Extension for the popup, connected browsers, tab targeting, and website approvals.

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Work in a specific tab

Name the browser and the page in your request:
In Edge, read the current documentation tab and list the three setup steps. Keep the page open.
The Agent reads the page, picks an element, acts, and checks what changed. Page elements can change after a navigation or a live update. If the Agent loses an element, ask it for a fresh look at the page.

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What it can do

What works depends on the browser, the page, the extension version, and the tools you turned on. Browser pages such as chrome:// and other restricted content may be out of reach.
Browser Use acts on your real accounts. Say whether a task should only prepare a draft or also submit it.

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Settings

You can also name a browser in the task itself. For developers, the browser-use/status Local API route reports the connection state, and Settings → APIs lists the installed routes and their schemas.

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Troubleshooting

Browser Extension

The popup, connected browsers, and website safety.

Computer Use

Native Mac apps, file dialogs, and desktop controls.

Agents

Choose which tools an Agent can use.

CLI and Local APIs

Call Browser Use routes from scripts.