Remote browser control allows commands from outside the browser's local device or session to trigger navigation and interaction. A service may use it to continue tasks, operate a hosted browser, or let an agent work when the user is not at the same machine.
This capability is distinct from merely connecting an external data tool. Its practical scope depends on the browser session, authentication state, available controls, and permissions granted by the service.
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Remote browser control is like using a remote control for a browser that is somewhere else. Your instructions travel to that browser, and it carries out the allowed actions there.
For example, an authorized service could open a page in a cloud browser and collect a result even though that browser is not running on the screen in front of you.
