Nanobrowser

by Nanobrowser

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Nanobrowser is an open-source Chrome extension for running AI-assisted web automation workflows in the browser. It supports multiple large-language-model providers and coordinates agents to complete multi-step web tasks.

🔍 Last checked: 9/6/2026 · Confidence: 78%

Why Abandoned

The official website and public GitHub repository remain available, with the repository documenting installation and current use. No verified acquisition or shutdown announcement was found; confidence is moderated because lifecycle activity can change.

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📅 Timeline

2024-12-26

Public GitHub repository created

2025-01-08

Nanobrowser announced publicly

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nanobrowser?

Nanobrowser is an open-source Chrome extension that uses AI agents to automate multi-step tasks on websites from within the browser.

How does Nanobrowser work?

Users describe a task in natural language, and Nanobrowser coordinates browser agents that inspect pages, plan steps, interact with websites, and report results.

Is Nanobrowser open source?

Yes. Its source code is published on GitHub under the MIT License, according to the repository.

Which AI models does Nanobrowser support?

The project documentation lists support for several model providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, DeepSeek, Ollama, and OpenRouter. Supported integrations may change by release.

Is Nanobrowser free to use?

The extension's source code is free under the MIT License, but users may incur charges from whichever hosted model provider they connect. Local-model costs depend on the user's own hardware and setup.