Use the Chrome plugin

The Milo plugin for Chrome lets Milo do a job in your own browser when the task needs it, such as a site where that browser is already signed in. It accepts jobs from the Milo account connected to the plugin.

During a job, it can read the pages and fields it works with. Consider the information visible in the target page before using it for a task.

How browser work appears

Milo can open its own tab in a group named Milo, or work in an existing tab when the task concerns that page. Its tabs generally open in the background, although a site's sign-in or payment window can come to the front.

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Stop a job

You can ask Milo to stop or use Dismiss on the task in Milo. While attached, Chrome also shows its debugging notification. Closing that bar stops the current work and jobs already waiting in that Chrome. The bar may remain after detachment, so use the task control when you need to stop a particular task.

Actions already sent to a site may still finish. Check the destination before repeating a submission.

Using the Mac app

When the Mac app works through the plugin, both must be signed into the same Milo account. The application privacy policy explains how browser job data is processed and retained.

For installation availability or account-matching problems, contact support with your browser and app details, excluding sensitive page contents.