Anthropic just rolled out Claude in Chrome to all paid subscribers, letting the AI autonomously browse, click, and fill forms across tabs without pausing for manual approval on every step. A built-in classifier and probes scan for prompt injection attacks in real time, clocking a 0% attack success rate against Sonnet 5 and Opus 5.
Anthropic just upgraded its Claude in Chrome side panel to Claude Cowork, syncing browser sessions across desktop, web, and mobile apps. The browser extension can navigate tabs, fill forms, and pull data from vendor portals using your existing logins, letting you pick up the task on another device. It is available now for Max and Team users, with a Pro rollout coming soon.
Anthropic rolled out Claude in Chrome to pilot browser-based AI capabilities, now expanded across Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans. The extension handles web tasks like scheduling and form-filling while testing layered defenses against prompt injection attacks, including site-level permissions and DOM-level protections.
