Easy Rider

Easy Rider for Chromium browsers: your Easy chats in the side panel, beside the page you are on.

Easy Rider puts your Easy chats in your browser's side panel, beside the page you are reading, and lets your own agents work in that page when you allow it. It connects to your own Easy instance. Not to us: the extension talks to the address you sign in to and nowhere else, and it carries no analytics, no trackers and no third-party scripts. WHAT IT DOES - Your chats, beside the page. Open the side panel and your Easy agents are there, in the browser you are already working in. - Reading the page you are on. An agent can take the page as an outline of its headings, links and fields, or as a picture, and answer questions about what is in front of you. - Working in the page. With your permission, an agent can click, type, use the keyboard and move around the page, signed in as you, in the tab you are in or another tab you have open. WHAT YOU CONTROL - Each connection is Off, Observe only or Change things, and you choose. A new one starts at Observe only, and nothing changes it but you. - Easy asks before it works in a page, and the request names the page. Deny, allow once, or allow without asking; you can withdraw the last of those whenever you like. - Your browser shows its own banner for as long as Easy is attached to a tab, so you always know. Stop, in the panel or on that banner, ends it at once. - Sites Easy never sees: any site on that list is refused before anything attaches, which is where a bank or a work mailbox belongs. - One switch pauses everything without changing what you have allowed, and your instance's Devices page removes this browser's access from its end. WHAT LEAVES YOUR BROWSER Nothing, until you allow it. Then the page goes to your own Easy instance and nowhere else. Passwords, one-time codes and card numbers are replaced before an outline leaves your browser; with Act on the page ticked, an agent reads the page as your browser's own developer tools do and nothing is masked. The panel tells you that under the setting, before you turn it on. You need an Easy instance to sign in to, hosted by us or run by you. Privacy policy: https://easy.one/extension-privacy/