ALO for your browser.
Remember the web without uploading your browsing history.
Refresh tokens should be rotated on every use.
Click the ALO icon, switch tabs, right-click the highlighted line, or open the private tab. A simulated browser; nothing is read from yours.
Research becomes memory.
GitHub issue- MDN docs
- Stack Overflow
- OAuth specification
One task, across browser and desktop.
The page you read joins the file you edited and the pull request you opened. ALO follows the work, not the app.
VS Code session.ts
Chrome OAuth documentation- GitHub PR #184
The browser is one more source in the same memory, next to your other connectors.
Your browsing history is not our dataset.
A local-first browser history: domains and time go to ALO on your computer. Tab titles only if you turn them on. Nothing else, and never to us.
github.comHow it fits the rest of ALO: Privacy.
Small, on purpose.
Remember this page
Save it to a project as a reference, decision, note or to-do.
Remember selection
Highlight, right-click, save. Only what you selected.
Attach to project
Tell ALO where a site or repository belongs, once.
Private this domain
ALO stops looking there. Alo closes its eyes.
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, Brave and ArcFirst. Manifest V3.
SafariWith the Apple client.
FirefoxAfter Safari.Not in any store yet. Needs ALO for Mac, which the extension talks to directly on your computer.
Questions
Does ALO upload my browser history?
No. The extension sends small events to the ALO app on your own computer through native messaging. Nothing goes to ALO servers, and there is no ALO cloud copy of your browsing.
Does ALO record passwords?
Never. The extension doesn't read page content, form fields, passwords or keystrokes, and it takes no screenshots. It has no content scripts and no access to the pages themselves.
Does ALO work in incognito mode?
No. The extension is set to not run in private or incognito windows, and ALO ignores them even if a browser allows it.
Can I choose which sites ALO observes?
Yes. Mark any domain as always private from the popup or right-click menu, and ALO stops looking there. Private Zones you set in the ALO app apply to the browser too.