> Since BrowserBee runs entirely within your browser (with the exception of the LLM), it can safely interact with logged-in websites, like your social media accounts or email, without compromising security or requiring backend infrastructure.

Does it send the content of the website to the LLM?

Very nice. I tried with Ollama and it works well.

The biggest issue is having the Ollama models hardcoded to Qwen3 and Llama 3.1. I imagine most Ollama users have their favorites, and probably vary quite a bit. My main model is usually Gemma 3 12B, which does support images.

It would be a nice feature to have a custom config on the Ollama settings page, save those to Chrome storage, and use that in the 'getAvailableModels' method, along with the hardcoded models.

Looks awesome. Last couple of months, I've built a similar Chrome Extension, https://overlay.one/en

I also started with with conversational mode and interactive mode, but later removed the interactive mode to keep its features a bit simple.

Looks amazing. Would love something like this in Firefox or Zen. Mozilla released Orbit, but it was never something that ended up really being useful.

Looks amazing, love it. And I see that in your roadmap the top thing is saving/replaying sessions

Related to that, I'd suggest also adding the ability to "templify" sessions, ie. turn sessions into sort of like email templates, with placeholder tags or something of the like, that either ask the user for input, or can be fed input from somewhere else (like an "email merge")

So for example, if I need to get certain data from 10 different websites, either have the macro/session ask me 10 times for a new website (or until I stop it), or allow me to just feed it a list

Anyway, great work! Oh also, if you want to be truly privacy-first you could add support for local LLMs via ollama