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How to drive your browser from a remote agent without opening ports with Open Web Bridge

Enable relay mode so a cloud agent controls your local browser through a paired relay.

Short answer: Install and set up Open Web Bridge locally; then follow the relay setup to pair the daemon and extension by token; point the remote agent at the relay. All steps.

Credentials. Anyone holding the relay pairing token can drive your logged-in browser.

Who it is forA developer running agents on a remote server who needs a real browser at home.

The problemExposing a local browser port to the internet is unsafe.

The outcomeA remote agent driving your browser with no inbound port on your machine.

What you need first

  • Node.js and npm
  • Chrome with the bundled MV3 extension
  • An agent with shell access

Steps

  1. Install and set up Open Web Bridge locally
  2. Follow the relay setup to pair the daemon and extension by token
  3. Point the remote agent at the relay
  4. Run a small task and confirm it reached your tab

Prompt for your agent

Configure open-web-bridge relay mode for <remote host>, open <url> from the remote agent, and confirm the action happened in my local browser.

Caveat. Relay mode is off by default and routes through a public relay you must deploy and trust.

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