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…ser tabs Move tauri to 2.12.4 (wry 0.57, webview2-com 0.39, windows-core 0.62) and align @tauri-apps/api and the CLI with it. Every browser tab webview now registers a permission handler that denies all web permission requests (camera, microphone, geolocation, notifications, clipboard, ...) and logs the kind and tab label only.
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Progress update 1 Landed: Tauri is now on 2.12.4. Every browser tab now refuses camera, mic, location and other permission requests, and each refusal is logged. I tried it on https://example.com in the real app, and every request was refused. Before this change, macOS let tabs use the camera and mic without asking. What the Windows test run found:
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Progress update 2 The macOS and Linux tests are done. They ran on GitHub's macOS 14 and 15 machines and on Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04, under both X11 and Wayland. Linux works well. Clicks, typing, hover, scroll and mouse drags all count as real user input, and your chat keeps focus. One catch: to keep focus in the chat, the agent's tab has to stay unfocusable while it acts. Page drag-and-drop doesn't work, so we won't claim it. macOS is mixed:
Camera and mic blocking works on all three. Without our blocker, macOS quietly gave pages the microphone. Started now: origin checks (local dev servers need no prompt, termul's own ports are blocked), consent you can answer from desktop or phone, and the Stop button. Two choices I'm making unless you say otherwise:
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- Line 262: Update the webview configuration around on_permission_request to use
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Move the agent browser host into an engine-agnostic core (tab registry, consent, verb dispatch, reply shaping, boundary logs) that drives engines only through a capability-level BrowserEngine trait. Per-OS code moves into engine adapters: WebView2 over a CdpTransport (with the JS bridge as its one fallback) and the JS bridge alone on macOS and Linux. Engine errors now carry a kind and a retry flag instead of engine text, so agent-facing engine failures use fixed host messages. A layering test fails if core or the shared CDP code mentions platform crates or per-OS cfg, or if an adapter reaches into the core.
Define the two host-service traits the core will consume: a host-originated consent ticket (fixed allow-session, allow-project and deny options mapped to ACP permission kinds, closed display fields, an immediate unattended outcome) and an operation-based policy store with a revision compare-and-swap and a read-only state for newer files. Also add canonical origins and allow-list patterns (exact or strict subdomain only), idempotent policy operations, and in-memory fakes so the consent and policy work can build against the ports.
One action registry (verb, typed arguments, required and one-of rules, required capabilities) is now the single source for the browser tool's input schema and description, argument validation, the invalid_params expected-field text, and the boundary log's argument key names. The host_mcp child no longer embeds any browser tool text: at startup it fetches the schema with a token-authenticated describe frame and serves no browser tool if that fails. It forwards the raw tool arguments, and the parent folds flat and nested forms and rejects string args. Verbs that need a capability the engine reports unavailable are left out of the schema and refused with capability_unavailable before consent.
Every browser reply is now one closed JSON shape: ok, the frozen wire code plus a finer reason and a host-written message on failure, fidelity (trusted or synthetic) on every mutating action, host facts under tab (id, epoch, canonical origin, profile), page-derived text only under an untrusted page object, and other host data under data. Click fidelity follows the input actually used, including the synthetic fallback. Page-side helper error text no longer reaches the reply; it maps to host templates. The child forwards the reply JSON verbatim as MCP structured content. A tab-surface seam lets tests drive every verb through the real host against a fake pane and engine, and a reply-shape test covers each action.
Every browser time budget now lives in one module: the child's round trip (served to it in the describe reply), the consent wait, tab open, settle and wait limits, and the per-engine eval and CDP steps. Each verb in the action registry names its worst-case budget. The parent stamps an absolute deadline on each browser frame, a margin before the child gives up. The consent wait and the settle and wait loops end at that deadline, and after consent the core refuses a verb whose budget no longer fits with timeout and reason deadline instead of running it after the agent has stopped listening. A child-side timeout now reports timeout rather than internal. A test checks that consent plus the largest verb budget plus the margin fits inside the round trip.
The standalone server registers no automation host. Its host_mcp child now still advertises the browser tool, with a description that says automation needs the desktop app, and every call returns capability_unavailable with reason no_automation_host at once, including malformed calls. Tests drive the real child and parent with no host registered, and a source check keeps host registration out of the server composition.
Per-project allow-list, pre-approvals and ephemeral opt-out, plus the app-wide shared-profile switch, app pre-approvals and a clear-profile hook. Edits are operations behind a revision compare-and-swap, written atomically under app data, and announced as browser_policy_changed. Commands and routes call one service so both return identical bodies.
Adds the Browser settings section (per-project allow-list, pre-approvals, logged-out browsing, shared agent profile, clear profile with confirm), the policy facade over Tauri commands and HTTP routes with reload-and-retry on a stale revision, the browser_policy_changed watch hook and parity coverage.
A browser_policy_changed hint travels as a watch delta that no state repairs, so a resubscribe now tells open policy views to reload.
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Progress update 3 Two more pieces landed on this branch. Browser code split into a core plus engine parts. The browser code is now split into a part that doesn't care about the OS and one part per OS. No file goes past the 800-line limit. The agent's browser tool now comes from termul itself:
Browser policy settings. Desktop and phone both get a Browser settings screen:
Two people editing at once can't overwrite each other. Termul's own addresses can't be added to the allowed list, and passwords and payments can never be pre-approved on the shared profile. I tested it in the real app at desktop width and in a phone-width browser. Running now:
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- Around line 205-217: Update `allows` and `preapproves` to receive the current
owned ports and reject origins when `reserved_kind` identifies them as reserved
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`AppPolicy::preapproves`. Add coverage for suffix patterns matching metadata
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- Around line 385-392: Update the trusted `pointer_click` error handling in
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retryable and the deadline admits the evaluation step. Return the engine error
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- Around line 381-384: Update the click-point construction after resolve_ref to
reject a rect missing numeric cx or cy, returning a malformed-result error
instead of defaulting either coordinate to 0.0; only create Point when both
coordinates are valid.
Review comments at @src-tauri/src/browser_automation/core/dispatch.rs:
- Line 97: Update the description for ArgKey::Key in input_schema to describe a
key name to press, removing the internal “ArgKey” type name while preserving the
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Review comments at @src-tauri/src/web/browser_policy_api.rs:
- Around line 79-80: Update PolicyRouteState and caller in browser_policy_api.rs
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| /// Whether `origin` is allow-listed (auto-granted without a prompt). | ||
| pub fn allows(&self, origin: &CanonicalOrigin) -> bool { | ||
| self.allow_list | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .any(|pattern| pattern.matches(origin)) | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Whether `action` on `origin` is pre-approved for ephemeral tabs. | ||
| pub fn preapproves(&self, action: ActionClass, origin: &CanonicalOrigin) -> bool { | ||
| self.preapprovals | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .any(|p| p.action == action && &p.origin == origin) | ||
| } |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Check the reserved-origin rule in allows and preapproves, not only when an entry is added.
The reserved-origin rule runs only in parse_allowed and preapproval_origin, so it only applies to edits. allows and preapproves match the stored entries without checking reserved_kind. Three cases bypass the rule stated in origin.rs, which says termul listeners and metadata hosts "can never be allow-listed":
- A port termul starts using later. A user adds
http://localhost:5555. Later termul starts the shared-live host on port 5555.allows("http://localhost:5555")still returnstrue.a_port_termul_starts_listening_on_later_is_refused_at_the_next_editcovers new edits only. It does not cover the entry that already exists. TheOwnedPortsdoc says the ports are "read at the moment of a check", and this case breaks that. - Suffix patterns over reserved hosts.
parse_allowedacceptshttp://*.google.internal. Its parentgoogle.internalis not reserved, and the localhost-suffix guard does not cover it. That pattern then matcheshttp://metadata.google.internal. - Edited policy files.
store::pattern_entriesloads entries withOriginPattern::parse, notparse_allowed. A hand-edited file can therefore hold a reserved origin.
The browser engine will call these lookups for authorization. Each case above lets an agent tab reach a termul listener or a metadata endpoint without a prompt. Pass the live owned ports into both lookups and refuse reserved origins there.
🔒️ Proposed fix
- pub fn allows(&self, origin: &CanonicalOrigin) -> bool {
- self.allow_list
- .iter()
- .any(|pattern| pattern.matches(origin))
+ pub fn allows(&self, origin: &CanonicalOrigin, owned_ports: &[u16]) -> bool {
+ origin.reserved_kind(owned_ports).is_none()
+ && self
+ .allow_list
+ .iter()
+ .any(|pattern| pattern.matches(origin))
}
- pub fn preapproves(&self, action: ActionClass, origin: &CanonicalOrigin) -> bool {
- self.preapprovals
- .iter()
- .any(|p| p.action == action && &p.origin == origin)
+ pub fn preapproves(
+ &self,
+ action: ActionClass,
+ origin: &CanonicalOrigin,
+ owned_ports: &[u16],
+ ) -> bool {
+ origin.reserved_kind(owned_ports).is_none()
+ && self
+ .preapprovals
+ .iter()
+ .any(|p| p.action == action && &p.origin == origin)
}Apply the same change to AppPolicy::preapproves. Add tests for *.google.internal matching metadata.google.internal, and for a port that becomes owned after its entry was added.
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Update `allows` and `preapproves` to receive the current owned ports and reject
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| let at = Point { | ||
| x: rect.get("cx").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0), | ||
| y: rect.get("cy").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0), | ||
| }; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject a resolved rect that has no numeric cx/cy. Do not click at (0, 0).
If resolve_ref returns a rect without numeric cx/cy, unwrap_or(0.0) sends a trusted click to the top-left corner of the viewport. The helper runs in the page's main world (isolated_world: false), so the page can change this result. The fallback point is still never the element that the agent named. Treat the missing coordinates as a malformed result.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/src-tauri/src/browser_automation/core/actions.rs"
+++ "b/src-tauri/src/browser_automation/core/actions.rs"
@@ -378,10 +378,12 @@
.with_reason("ref_not_resolved")
.with_arg_keys(&["ref"])
})?;
- let at = Point {
- x: rect.get("cx").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0),
- y: rect.get("cy").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0),
- };
+ let coord = |k: &str| rect.get(k).and_then(Value::as_f64).filter(|v| v.is_finite());
+ let (Some(x), Some(y)) = (coord("cx"), coord("cy")) else {
+ return Err(BrowserError::internal("the page helper returned no click point")
+ .with_reason("page_helper_error"));
+ };
+ let at = Point { x, y };
match self.engine.pointer_click(tab_id, at, InputMode::Trusted).await {
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| let at = Point { | |
| x: rect.get("cx").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0), | |
| y: rect.get("cy").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0), | |
| }; | |
| let coord = |k: &str| rect.get(k).and_then(Value::as_f64).filter(|v| v.is_finite()); | |
| let (Some(x), Some(y)) = (coord("cx"), coord("cy")) else { | |
| return Err(BrowserError::internal("the page helper returned no click point") | |
| .with_reason("page_helper_error")); | |
| }; | |
| let at = Point { x, y }; |
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Update the click-point construction after resolve_ref to reject a rect missing
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| match self.engine.pointer_click(tab_id, at, InputMode::Trusted).await { | ||
| Ok(()) => return Ok(Fidelity::Trusted), | ||
| Err(e) if !deadline.admits(budgets::EVAL_STEP) => return Err(engine_error(e, tab_id)), | ||
| Err(e) => log::warn!( | ||
| "[browser-agent] trusted click failed on tab {tab_id} ({:?}), synthetic fallback", | ||
| e.kind | ||
| ), | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Run the synthetic click fallback only when the trusted click failed with a retryable error.
click_ref runs dom_click after any pointer_click error, unless the deadline has run out. cdp::click_at sends mousePressed and then mouseReleased. Assume mousePressed reached the page and mouseReleased then fails with Timeout/NoReply (retryable: false). The page can already have received a full click. The synthetic dom_click then clicks the element a second time. For a submit or purchase button, this sends the action twice.
engine/cdp/mod.rs documents this rule directly: only failures with EngineError::retryable set may be retried on another channel. WebView2Engine::evaluate follows that rule. This path does not.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/src-tauri/src/browser_automation/core/actions.rs"
+++ "b/src-tauri/src/browser_automation/core/actions.rs"
@@ -382,10 +382,13 @@
x: rect.get("cx").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0),
y: rect.get("cy").and_then(Value::as_f64).unwrap_or(0.0),
};
match self.engine.pointer_click(tab_id, at, InputMode::Trusted).await {
Ok(()) => return Ok(Fidelity::Trusted),
- Err(e) if !deadline.admits(budgets::EVAL_STEP) => return Err(engine_error(e, tab_id)),
+ // A press that may have reached the page must not be repeated.
+ Err(e) if !e.retryable || !deadline.admits(budgets::EVAL_STEP) => {
+ return Err(engine_error(e, tab_id))
+ }
Err(e) => log::warn!(
"[browser-agent] trusted click failed on tab {tab_id} ({:?}), synthetic fallback",
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| match self.engine.pointer_click(tab_id, at, InputMode::Trusted).await { | |
| Ok(()) => return Ok(Fidelity::Trusted), | |
| Err(e) if !deadline.admits(budgets::EVAL_STEP) => return Err(engine_error(e, tab_id)), | |
| Err(e) => log::warn!( | |
| "[browser-agent] trusted click failed on tab {tab_id} ({:?}), synthetic fallback", | |
| e.kind | |
| ), | |
| } | |
| match self.engine.pointer_click(tab_id, at, InputMode::Trusted).await { | |
| Ok(()) => return Ok(Fidelity::Trusted), | |
| // A press that may have reached the page must not be repeated. | |
| Err(e) if !e.retryable || !deadline.admits(budgets::EVAL_STEP) => { | |
| return Err(engine_error(e, tab_id)) | |
| } | |
| Err(e) => log::warn!( | |
| "[browser-agent] trusted click failed on tab {tab_id} ({:?}), synthetic fallback", | |
| e.kind | |
| ), | |
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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/browser_automation/core/actions.rs around lines
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Update the trusted `pointer_click` error handling in `click_ref` so the
synthetic `dom_click` fallback runs only when the error is retryable and the
deadline admits the evaluation step. Return the engine error for non-retryable
failures or an expired deadline, preventing a potentially completed click from
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| let admitted = parts.extensions.get::<BearerVerified>().is_some() | ||
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Browser policy writes bypass the shared-live write gate.
caller admits any request with BearerVerified and assigns an unbound request CallerScope::App. It does not call crate::web::capabilities::write_decision, and PolicyRouteState does not carry WriteFlags.
In shared-live mode, a bearer-authenticated view-only client can reach both browser-policy POST handlers and submit app- or project-policy operations. These settings control browser actions and must not be widened by a view-only connection.
If policy edits are intentionally exempt from shared_live_writes_denied, document that exception and its security reason. Otherwise, add WriteFlags to PolicyRouteState and reject both POST handlers when write_decision(peer, flags) denies the write. Keep GET access available to bearer-authenticated clients.
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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/web/browser_policy_api.rs around lines 79 - 80:
Update PolicyRouteState and caller in browser_policy_api.rs so the POST handlers
consult crate::web::capabilities::write_decision with the request peer and
WriteFlags, rejecting denied writes while preserving GET access for
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…d listeners Tab webviews no longer reach any Tauri command: the capability targets the main webview by label, and app commands from any other webview are rejected before they run (Tauri skips its ACL for app commands from the dev server and app protocol origins). withGlobalTauri is off. Tabs cannot load the app origins, termul's own ports, 0.0.0.0 or link-local/metadata addresses; the tab manager refuses such targets before the engine starts a request and the navigation hook cancels page-initiated ones. Every termul HTTP listener checks Host, the shared-live server requires its token while browser automation is registered, agentation is never injected into agent tabs, and engine debug switches are scrubbed from the environment at startup.
Support::Trusted and the Protocol and Malformed error kinds are only constructed by the WebView2 adapter, so non-Windows clippy runs flagged them as dead code.
Eval runs through CDP Runtime.evaluate in the page's main world, so the table now declares it with the bridge engine's tier instead of claiming an isolated world.
Fix the key parameter text that an identifier rename had corrupted, name the reply fields each verb returns, list the failure codes with what to do about them, and make an unknown verb's error list the valid ones.
The browser policy service now serves the core's PolicyStore port, so the core and the policy layer share one origin type, one refusal type and one op set. The duplicate policy types and the tests that only exercised the test fake are gone; one contract test runs against both the service and the in-memory fake.
The deny handler only sees new permission requests, so a grant already saved in the webview profile could answer a page silently. On WebView2 a new tab now resets every saved permission entry in the shared profile to its default before the tab loads a page. WKWebView and WebKitGTK keep no per-site grant store, so nothing needs clearing there.
The test asserted toBeVisible on actions inside the 150ms fade-in, so a slow run read a mid-fade opacity and failed. A role query already skips hidden elements, so the presence check keeps the accessibility proof.
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Progress update 14: prompts for risky actions are on this branch Termul now decides for itself which agent actions are risky and asks you first. It never takes the agent's word for what a click will do.
Fixed along the way: on Windows, a page-opened file picker on an agent tab wasn't caught before. Now it's cancelled and the native dialog never appears. Browser test results: 34 of 34 on Windows, macOS and Linux before the console/network merge. All three are green after it as well. In progress:
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Every click, press, type and fill now goes through one path: the actionability check, then trusted input where the engine declares it and the page helper only where it declares synthetic. The separate trusted click with a synthetic fallback is gone. The actionability facts are read in the frame the ref was minted in, so refs inside same-origin frames, open shadow roots and reachable cross-origin frames are checked and clicked at main-frame CSS px. The hit test follows open shadow roots and same-origin frames. Synthetic helpers for a frame ref run in that frame, and the text helpers follow focus into shadow roots and frames. The native input layer forwards console pulls, child frames, frame eval and file input setting to the engine it wraps.
Trusted keys without a ref reach whatever has focus, which can be a field of a cross-origin frame the page's helpers cannot read. The sensitivity probe saw only the frame element and classified nothing, so Enter could submit a password form in that frame without a prompt. Focus inside a frame the probe cannot read now counts as a credential form.
…tale The sensitivity probe found a ref's element only while it was shown, so a click on a hidden element failed as a stale ref before the actionability check could report it as not visible.
Input lands on the element's centre. A target partly in view, such as a button at the bottom edge of a frame, was not scrolled, and the hit test at its centre outside the viewport read it as covered.
The focus-retention case also clicks a button inside a same-origin frame, the path frame refs now take, and expects the chat to keep focus.
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Progress update 15: real input and pre-click checks are on this branch Every click and key press now goes through one path:
On macOS, real typing would steal focus from your chat, so typing is simulated there. This works inside iframes and shadow DOM too. Your chat keeps keyboard focus during agent input. A test checks that on all three OSes, including a click inside an iframe. Two bugs caught while merging:
Browser test results (54 checks per OS):
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# Conflicts: # src-tauri/Cargo.lock # src-tauri/src/acp/host_mcp/child.rs # src-tauri/src/acp/host_mcp/child/tests.rs # src-tauri/src/acp/host_mcp/mod.rs # src-tauri/src/acp/host_mcp/parent.rs # src-tauri/src/acp/host_mcp/parent/tests.rs # src-tauri/src/acp/host_mcp/tests.rs # src-tauri/src/agentation/http_server.rs # src-tauri/src/canvas/managed.rs # src-tauri/src/lib.rs # src-tauri/src/web/mod.rs # src-tauri/src/web/router.rs # src/shared/types/web-protocol.types.test.ts
…rst page Engine adapters attach script-dialog, observer and file-chooser hooks once the engine confirms the webview, after the build URL's navigation already started. A page that raised a dialog while loading could reach the engine's own dialog instead: on WebView2 the tab then hung until the engine timeout. Agent tabs and owned popups are now built at about:blank, for which tauri starts no navigation, and sent to their URL through the surface's navigate once every hook is attached. User tabs are still built at their URL.
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Progress update 16: the flaky Windows dialog tests are fixed What was wrong: an agent tab opened straight at its target page. Termul only started catching dialogs after that first page had begun loading, so a dialog on that page could sometimes show WebView2's own popup instead. The page then got stuck, and the test hit its timeout. The fix: agent tabs and popups now open on a blank page first. Every handler gets set up: dialogs, downloads, file pickers, permissions, popups, external links and console/network. Only then does the tab go to the real page. That first blank load is invisible to the agent, the address bar and consent. Proof: CI ran the full Windows browser suite 5 times in a row, and all 55 checks passed every time. That covers every dialog case, including a new check for a dialog raised while the page is still loading. Running now:
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# Conflicts: # src/renderer/lib/__tests__/parity-checklist.test.ts
The tool router comment still named the chat-only constant after dev moved initialize to session_instructions(), which also advertises the canvas.
Press on one ref, move to another and release there. Both refs are checked actionable before any button goes down. Engines that declare trusted drag use their native input path; synthetic engines run a page helper that sends pointer and mouse events within one frame. HTML5 drag-and-drop is not claimed. Engines without drag report capability_unavailable and do not list the verb.
A pointer-event slider and reorder list, with the case checking the reply fidelity against what the page saw.
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Progress update 17: all 14 steps are on this branch, and the branch is up to date with New since the last update:
Still in progress:
After that: an end-to-end run with a real agent on a real site and a local dev server. |
| frame.height = '160'; | ||
| frame.style.border = '7px solid #888'; | ||
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| frame.src = src; |
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| frame.src = src + '?load=' + loads; |
…lose Opting a project out of the global agent profile, or turning the global-profile switch off, closed the affected global tabs but left the session's origin grants and pending consent tickets in place. Revoke the grants and withdraw the tickets for those sessions, keeping an active Stop.
…ity table WebView2, WKWebView and WebKitGTK now declare the persistent-profile row from the same check the host uses to bind global tabs.
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Progress update 18: the final review found things to fix first A second model reviewed the whole PR against the spec. Its verdict: ship after fixes. Please don't merge until those fixes land. Must fix:
Also being fixed:
Held up fine in the review: the 750 ms wait before a consent answer counts, "first answer wins", the per-connection approver check, and no URLs or typed values in logs. Two workers are fixing these now, one for the browser core and one for the host side. After that, a second review and the end-to-end demo. |
Agent tabs on WebView2 disable password autosave and general autofill, so the engine's save-password bubble never covers a page an agent drives. Typing and submitting passwords is unaffected, and the app never clears an agent profile's cookies.
…vice WebView2 gets a fake capture device switch, so a machine with a real but unresponsive camera still reaches the host's permission handler. A runner with no device fails capture with NotFoundError before any permission check, so the permissions case accepts that on Windows and requires the host's deny handler to log the geolocation refusal, which does reach it.
dispatch.rs passed the file-size rule. The table moves unchanged into dispatch/registry.rs and REGISTRY keeps its path through a re-export.
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Summary
Agent browser automation works on Windows today, but it isn't safe or finished:
This PR makes agent browsing work on all three OSes and adds the safety layers:
Related Issue
No related issue. This is planned work, not a reported bug. I searched open and closed PRs and found no duplicate.
Type of Change
What Changed
The work lands in steps. Each step is ticked when it's on this branch.
How It Was Tested
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings(in src-tauri)cargo test(in src-tauri)bun run typecheckFilled in per step as it lands. So far:
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningsis green on macOS 14 and Ubuntu 22.04 CI.cargo test --libon Windows passes 2625 tests. 18 fail, and those are known Windows-only environment failures in untouched code.CI & Review Gate
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Size note. When finished, this PR will be bigger than the 50-file guideline, because the work was requested as a single branch. Each step lands as its own commit so it can be reviewed one commit at a time.
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