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gbrowse

A browser that keeps the glass on your laptop and runs everything else in the cloud. Built so a human and an agent can share a session without the machine taking the whole tab.

On the laptop

local glass

Pixels and input. The thing you look at.

The display stays here because only the keyboard, pointer, and frame have to. The rest of the browser does not need to live on the laptop.

In the cloud

remote remainder

  • network
  • tabs and session
  • extensions
  • agent runtime
  • the RAM you were paying for twice

A local browser is a space-driven bottleneck. Chromium, the profile, the GPU, the agent watching the same DOM. gbrowse splits that: you keep a graphical surface on the laptop, and the rest of the browser lives where the disk and the model already are.

Human + agent
Collab work needs one session, not a human Chrome and a headless puppet that drifted. gbrowse is the shared glass. The agent drives the remote side. You still see the page.
Save the machine
The laptop does not need the network stack, the extension process, or a second copy of the site. It needs a frame. The rest can live where the disk and the model already are.
No public binary
There is no download on this page. If you have been trying to assemble this split out of a VPS and a remote-desktop hack, write Austin.

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