Phone trackpad control for live browsers, plus a watch mode

Sign-in cards and AI connection sign-ins hand you a live browser so you can log in to a site yourself. On a phone, text sent into that page was typed key by key, which was slow and failed past 1,024 characters. The phone is now a trackpad over a zoomable page, and every live browser, on any screen, is framed in the same browser controls.

Phone takeover

• Pinch to zoom up to 5x the fitted page, and pan or scroll with two fingers.
• Tap clicks and a quick second tap double-clicks. Tap then drag holds the button down for selecting text, sliders, and maps. A two-finger tap or long hold right-clicks.
• A clipboard menu copies the page's selection to your phone or pastes text from it in one step.
• A help sheet explains every gesture.

Browser controls everywhere

Tabs, back, forward, reload, and the address bar frame the page wherever a browser appears, at one of three levels of access:

• Drive: your own browser, fully usable.
• Drive in place: an AI connection's sign-in, where the address is visible but can't be edited.
• Watch: an agent's browser inside a conversation or run. Everything is visible and nothing is pressable.

Watch mode is new: anyone who can read the conversation can see the agent's browser, and watching never affects the agent's session.