Browser
Open a browser in a Code task, and use an app that’s open on your paired computer from your iPhone.
Task browser
In the work pane, New tab shows Search, review, or open a page, with an address field, bookmarks, recent pages, and local servers the app can detect. Tabs open next to Review and Files. You can close or rearrange them.
This browser is separate from your everyday browser profile and from the AI Integrator website. Opening the website on your iPhone doesn’t create a Code browser tab.
Browser identities and site data
Settings → Browser manages identities, windows, and site data. Tasks in a project share that project’s identity. Chat has its own. A shared identity is available, but it isn’t the default. Clear site data removes site data for the selected identity. Forget saved logins removes saved logins. Settings doesn’t show saved passwords.
A login the agent needs may still require your approval in the task. Check the identity before you open the page.
Task browser on iPhone
On iPhone, the task’s top bar opens the browser tab on your computer. Depending on your permissions, you can use Back, Forward, New browser tab, the open tab count, Reload page, History, Fill saved login, and cookie controls. The view shows Live, Reconnecting, Stopped, or that it’s waking your computer. You’re seeing the task browser on your computer, streamed to your iPhone.
If you’ve allowed app windows, New tab on iPhone also shows On your PC. That list shows other apps open on your computer, not tabs in the task browser. For permissions and gestures, see Remote access.