Aeleal Browser Bridge

Information handled

When the bridge is enabled, Aeleal can request a bounded inventory of eligible tab identifiers, web addresses and page titles. An authorized connected agent can attach to a selected eligible tab and request its document address, root-node name and child count. Addresses and titles can contain personal or sensitive information. Version 0.1.0 does not provide full-page content inspection.

The extension stores a random profile identifier and connection preferences in browser local storage. Temporary revoked-tab identifiers are held in browser session storage. These records support ownership, restart behavior and the owner's stop control.

How information is used and shared

The information is used to identify eligible targets, authorize and carry out requested browser inspection, enforce connection ownership, and diagnose failures.

The Aeleal desktop application authenticates requests from MCP-connected AI agents and governs their access to browser functions. Fixed browser requests and their observations pass through the registered native-messaging host. The extension makes no direct network requests. The desktop application and its authorized relay can deliver browser observations and resource metadata to the connected agent and authorization services.

The extension contains no advertising, sale-of-data or analytics service. Information sent to a connected agent or service is also subject to that service's policies and account settings. Review those settings before inspecting sensitive tabs.

Retention

The desktop application, relay and connected services may retain operation records, authorization records, browser observations and diagnostic information under their configured retention rules. This notice does not promise a fixed retention period or automatic deletion from those separate systems.

Stopping the bridge prevents further bridge access; it does not delete records already transmitted. Requests concerning records held by a connected service should be directed to that service or its administrator.

Permissions and code

debugger supports attachment and the fixed supported inspection commands. nativeMessaging connects to the registered Aeleal host. tabs provides bounded tab identity, address and title metadata. storage retains the connection records described above. alarms restores the native connection after interruption when the owner has left it enabled; it does not automatically reattach a tab.

The extension does not expose unrestricted protocol forwarding or a webpage-to-native command interface. It does not use cookies or browser-history APIs, capture typed passwords, or load remotely hosted executable code.

Your controls

Use the extension action to stop the bridge. The browser displays debugging notices for debugger attachment. Browser closure, extension removal and application connection loss can end attachments. Enable the bridge only when you intend to allow your configured Aeleal clients to inspect eligible tabs.

Removing the extension removes its browser-managed extension storage. It does not remove browser history or records held by separate connected services. The companion requires the separately installed and authorized Aeleal desktop application.

Contact and changes

For questions about this notice or data handled by Aeleal Browser Bridge, contact M.Stockwell1981@gmail.com. For an organization-managed installation, you may also contact its administrator.

This notice describes version 0.1.0. It will be updated when the extension's data handling changes.

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