> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.browspark.krishm.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Tabs page

> Share and unshare tabs across every window, or share everything.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/browsermcp-03459522/KhgSxPWRjW5syasR/images/dashboard-tabs-light.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=KhgSxPWRjW5syasR&q=85&s=4952b2346124aa173de32e8d7f2e6f2a" alt="Tabs page, light theme" width="1440" height="1000" data-path="images/dashboard-tabs-light.png" />

Every open tab from every Chrome window is listed with its favicon, title, URL and window. Each row shows badges for its state:

| Badge       | Meaning                                                                        |
| ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Shared      | The agent may use this tab.                                                    |
| Attached    | The debugger is currently attached; Chrome shows its bar on this tab.          |
| Agent       | Opened by an agent and shared automatically. Hover for the agent's name.       |
| Inspecting  | A `devtools_session` is collecting data on this tab.                           |
| Unsupported | A `chrome://`, extension or Web Store page. Chrome refuses to attach to these. |

## Sharing

* **Share** / **Stop** per row. Stop detaches immediately.
* **Share everything** at the top shares all current and future tabs, including ones you open later. Switching it off unshares every tab that was not shared individually.
* Shared state for individual tabs is per browser session; Share everything persists across restarts.

Chrome keeps tab ids stable while a tab exists, so the `tabId` the agent uses matches the number here (visible in the row's tooltip).

## Tips

* Open the page the agent should work on, share only that tab, and keep everything else private.
* Give the agent its own window if the activation before clicks and screenshots gets in your way: tabs it opens land in whatever window is current at that moment.
* A tab on `chrome://newtab` can be shared; the agent can navigate it to a website but cannot inspect the New Tab page itself.
