Nope, it only works in Chrome.

Also it can do 2 Factor Auth in its own.

Nothing bad ever happened. (+ Dropbox Backup + Time Machine + my whole home folder is git versioned and github backuped)

First it felt revolutionary until I realised I am propably just a few months to one year ahead of the curve.

AIs are so much better as desktop sysadmins, routine code and automating tasks, the idea that we users keep fulfilling this role into the future is laughable

AI Computer Use is inevitable. And already here (see my setup) just not wildly distributed.

Self driving cars are already here (see Waymo, not the Swasticar), computer use super easy in comparison.

Oh by the way, whenever Claude Code does something in my online banking, I still want to sign it myself. (But my stripe account I dont ever look at it any more, Claude Code does a much much better job there than I am interested in doing.)

Giving everyone the ability to bot, even literally grandma, with an "agent" that might hallucinate and fill your cc details into the wrong page. What could go wrong?

And before someone replies with the tiresome "well we might as well do it before someone else does", think about that argument for _two_ seconds. Should you push someone off a bridge just because someone else might do it if you don't?