browse 1.5.0

Continue the same Browse conversation in a browser. Enable Continue in browser from the chat menu, then open the link on another device and sign in to the same Codegraff account. Messages, activity, questions and Stop stay connected to the agent on your Mac.

browse 1.4.1

Codegraff setup now takes you straight into the side chat, with native switches and clearer recovery when graff is missing. Browser tools are connected directly to each chat. Turning Codegraff off stops pending setup work, and web sign-in handles retries, cancellation and sign-out consistently.

browse 1.4.0

A clearer five-step welcome tour gets you from setup to a first research draft. Codegraff now offers an optional local task library, drafts that stay with their tabs, and a visible guide to shortcuts, context and follow-ups. Saved instructions are reviewed before sending, and existing draft text is kept.

browse 1.3.2

Command-semicolon (⌘;) now opens and closes Codegraff, including while typing. The menu, hints and shortcut guide show the new key. Refreshed the bundled rules for blocking ads and trackers.

browse 1.3.1

Codegraff now shares a calmer chat beside your pages and in the expanded conversation. See which page is attached, pin or exclude it, and review selected passages before sending. Follow reported actions, sources and task progress, inspect agent pages when you choose, and see when the agent needs an answer or approval. Provider logos make model choices easier to recognise. Reconnect restores the conversation and holds queued follow-ups for your next send; reviewed problem reports are available in the chat and through /feedback. Includes refreshed ad and tracker blocking rules.

browse 1.2.2

A simpler icon, the same as the website's: two pages and the sun between them.

browse 1.2.1

Onboarding shows what Google's suggestions as you type look like, and asks before turning them on. Google's suggestion rows wear its icon, and a new Mac fetches it once instead of showing a magnifying glass.

browse 1.2.0

Bring things over from another browser in one sheet — Chrome and its channels, Arc, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Dia, Opera, Comet, Helium, Firefox and Zen: bookmarks, history and passwords from every profile, with nothing added twice, and on macOS 27 browse asks for Full Disk Access and carries on by itself once it's on. ⌘D splits with a new tab when there's no other page to put beside. Bookmark folders of your own, a default page zoom for every site, a switch for Prevent cross-site tracking, and a long list of fixes to tabs, scrolling, downloads and extensions.

browse 1.1.2

In Split View, the page you're typing in is now the page in front, so ⌘L, Find and Codegraff act on it. And the highlight in Settings' list of pages follows the pointer instead of staying on a row it has left.

browse 1.1.0

Split View: ⌘D puts two tabs side by side, or pull a tab onto the page — each on a card of its own, the gap pulled to share the room, and the pair still there next launch. The sidebar is glass that takes on the colour of the page beside it, and goes dark on a dark page. Codegraff's chat reads as Harness draws it, keeps a queue of what you type while it works, and can be pinned to one tab — Fill in with Codegraff appears on a page with a form. Tidy This Page takes off the cookie bars and pop-ups the ad blocker let through. Chrome's history comes over, from onboarding or History, and the ad blocker no longer blocks whole sites by accident — Google's logo is back.