AI for Chrome with Jarvis
How does Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) read web pages from your browser?
Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) reads the page in your browser through screen capture — no browser extension or OAuth required for read-only context. Press Cmd+/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows from any Chrome, Safari, Arc, Edge, or Firefox tab, and Jarvis screenshots the visible page. Ask for a summary, fact-check, vendor comparison, related research, or a one-line takeaway, and Jarvis routes the query to frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google (with OpenAI realtime for voice) depending on complexity. The screenshot pattern works on any site — paywalled articles, web apps, dashboards, documentation, social feeds — without requiring an integration per site. For deeper browsing context, pair with Google Drive, Notion, and Gmail OAuth connectors so Jarvis can pull related internal docs alongside what's on screen. Persistent memory remembers your research patterns across sessions. Screenshots are AES-256-GCM encrypted and GDPR-aligned. Scroll down for browser-context workflows.
Ask AI about the web page you are on — in Chrome, Safari, Arc, Edge, Firefox, or any browser, with no extension to install. Press ⌘/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows and Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) reads the page in front of you, explains the claim, or turns it into the next step.
Search Browser Context content where the connector allows it Read Browser Context items, files, pages, messages, or records when authorized Create or update Browser Context content after approval where supported Use Browser Context context with memory and other connected apps Keep risky actions behind Ask before running or Blocked permissions
Works across other apps too? — Yes. Jarvis can use Browser Context with Gmail, Slack, Notion, Calendar, Drive, Linear, GitHub, Figma, local files, and memory when you connect them.
Has persistent memory? — Yes. Jarvis has local encrypted memory for preferences, projects, people, and past decisions.
Costs Browser Context's subscription? — Jarvis starts with a free plan of 40 requests every week (plus a 7-day full Pro trial), then paid Jarvis plans when it becomes part of your day.
Available on the platform you use? — Jarvis runs as a desktop assistant for macOS, Windows, and Linux, with connector support depending on platform and provider.
Works from the app you are already in? — Yes. Press ⌘/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows/Linux and ask from the current screen.
Do I need a browser extension for Jarvis to read the page I am on? No. Jarvis is a desktop assistant, not a browser add-on, so there is nothing to install into Chrome, Safari, Arc, Edge, or Firefox. Press ⌘/ on Mac or Ctrl+/ on Windows and it reads whatever is on your screen — the current web page, a PDF, or a native app window — without an extension and without breaking when you switch browsers.
How is this different from Chrome AI Mode, Arc, Atlas, or a PageAsk extension? Those live inside one browser and only see web pages. Jarvis works from the desktop across every browser you use, and it can pull the page together with your memory and connected apps — Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, Calendar — so it can compare the page to a doc in Drive or turn it into a task, not just answer about the page in isolation.
Does Jarvis replace Arc Search? Not always. Arc Search can be useful when you are already inside that browser. Jarvis is for the wider workflow: asking about the page from your screen in any browser, using memory, and pulling context from the other apps around it.
How much does Jarvis cost for Browser Context users? Jarvis starts with a free plan of 40 requests every week and a 7-day full Pro trial. Paid plans are for people using it every day.
Can Jarvis send, delete, share, or change things in Browser Context? Jarvis only performs connector actions through the permissions you grant. Sensitive actions should stay set to Ask before running or Blocked until you trust the workflow.
Does Jarvis work with free and paid Browser Context accounts? Jarvis works with the connector access the provider allows for your account and workspace. Some admin, enterprise, or paid features may depend on Browser Context's own plan and API rules.
What models does Jarvis use for Browser Context queries? Jarvis routes requests to strong frontier models for the job, and can use voice mode, screen context, memory, and connected-app context together when the request needs it.
Jarvis + Browser Context
