Before installing an AI browser plugin: a permission checklist
Review extension access, page context, remote processing, updates, and removal using a contained, non-sensitive test.
Read the guide ↗BROWSER & PLATFORMS
iOS Neuro Browser
Consider mobile reading, source sharing, and lightweight review on iOS without confusing a responsive website with a native app.
TOPIC GUIDE / 01 · READ, QUESTION, EXPLORE
Design for short research sessions
A mobile research task might be saving a reference, checking a claim, or reading a methods section between meetings. Keep the source title visible and make the return path obvious. Avoid a workflow that depends on holding several tiny panels open at once. The browser should remain useful when an optional assistant is unavailable or a file is too large for the current device.
Keep sharing intentional
Write down exactly which passage or document is being sent to an external tool before using a sharing workflow. Test how citations survive copying between apps and whether notes retain enough context to be useful later. Device-specific extension behavior requires its own verification. This site offers reading guides, not an iOS app, and makes no claim to manage Apple account permissions.
Three questions to take with you
01Can the source be identified after sharing?
02Is sensitive text included unintentionally?
03Does the workflow remain readable at enlarged text sizes?
Reference for this topic: Apple Safari web extension documentation. Read the original context alongside the guide.