{"id":89193,"date":"2026-05-09T16:16:19","date_gmt":"2026-05-09T16:16:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/youzum.net\/openai-adds-chrome-extension-to-codex-letting-its-ai-agent-access-linkedin-salesforce-gmail-and-internal-tools-via-signed-in-sessions\/"},"modified":"2026-05-09T16:16:19","modified_gmt":"2026-05-09T16:16:19","slug":"openai-adds-chrome-extension-to-codex-letting-its-ai-agent-access-linkedin-salesforce-gmail-and-internal-tools-via-signed-in-sessions","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/youzum.net\/ja\/openai-adds-chrome-extension-to-codex-letting-its-ai-agent-access-linkedin-salesforce-gmail-and-internal-tools-via-signed-in-sessions\/","title":{"rendered":"OpenAI Adds Chrome Extension to Codex, Letting Its AI Agent Access LinkedIn, Salesforce, Gmail, and Internal Tools via Signed-In Sessions"},"content":{"rendered":"

OpenAI has launched a Codex Chrome extension for Mac and PC to streamline browser-based workflows that were previously difficult to handle via APIs or plugins. This release follows a trend where most users preferred working in a browser after the launch of \u201cComputer Use,\u201d allowing Codex to operate more effectively across various web-based tasks.<\/p>\n

What the Extension Actually Does<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Before this release, Codex had access to an in-app browser \u2014 a sandboxed browser built into the Codex desktop app itself \u2014 and a growing library of dedicated plugins for services like GitHub, Slack, Figma, and Notion. The new Chrome extension fills a gap those two approaches couldn\u2019t cover: tasks that require your real, signed-in browser state.<\/p>\n

The Codex Chrome extension lets Codex use Chrome for browser tasks that need your signed-in browser state. It is intended for use when Codex needs to read or act on sites such as LinkedIn, Salesforce, Gmail, or internal tools. For everything else like local development servers, file-backed previews, and public pages that do not require a sign-in you can continue using the in-app browser, which keeps that preview and verification work inside Codex without touching your Chrome profile.<\/p>\n

Codex now operates across three distinct tool tiers depending on the task: plugins when a dedicated integration is available, Chrome when it needs logged-in browser context, and the in-app browser for localhost. The agent selects which tier to use automatically, though users can also invoke Chrome directly in a prompt using the @Chrome<\/code> mention syntax \u2014 for example: @Chrome open Salesforce and update the account from these call notes<\/code>. If Chrome isn\u2019t already open, Codex can open it.<\/p>\n

On the functional side, the new browser-based capabilities of the plugin include testing web apps, collecting context from across open tabs, and using Chrome DevTools in parallel while the user performs other tasks. Critically, Codex works in task-specific tab groups, so it can gather context and take actions without taking over your active browsing session.<\/p>\n

<\/strong>How to Install and Use <\/strong>Codex Chrome extension<\/strong><\/h3>\n


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Quick Start Guide<\/div>\n

Installing and Using the Codex Chrome Extension<\/h2>\n

Five steps to connect Codex to your signed-in browser. Works on macOS and Windows. Not available in EU or UK yet.<\/p>\n

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Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store<\/div>\n
Open Chrome and go to the Codex listing in the Chrome Web Store. Click Add to Desktop<\/strong> and confirm the prompt that appears.<\/div>\n
\n \n Chrome Web Store listing for Codex by OpenAI<\/title>\n Shows the Codex extension card with version, publisher, and Add to Desktop button\n

<\/>\n Codex\n by OpenAI \u00b7 v1.1.4 \u00b7 109 KiB \u00b7 Tools\n Control Chrome with Codex<\/p>\n

Add to Desktop\n <\/p><\/svg>\n <\/div>\n

\"\u26a0\" Codex does not support other Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Edge, Arc) at this time.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Add the Chrome plugin inside the Codex app<\/div>\n
Open the Codex desktop app and navigate to Plugins<\/strong>. Find the Chrome plugin and click Add<\/strong>. Codex will walk you through the connection flow.<\/div>\n
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\n Chrome<\/span>
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Let Codex use your signed-in browser<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Add<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Approve Chrome permissions and confirm \u201cConnected\u201d<\/div>\n
Chrome will ask you to accept a set of extension permissions. After approving, open Chrome and confirm the Codex extension shows Connected<\/strong> in the toolbar.<\/div>\n
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Permissions requested by the extension<\/div>\n
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<\/i>Access the page debugger<\/div>\n
<\/i>Read and change all your data on all websites<\/div>\n
<\/i>Read and change your browsing history on all signed-in devices<\/div>\n
<\/i>View and manage your tab groups<\/div>\n
<\/i>Manage your downloads<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Extension status in Chrome toolbar<\/div>\n
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Connected<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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\n These permissions let the extension operate browser workflows. Codex still applies its own per-site confirmation prompts and allowlist\/blocklist on top of these Chrome permissions.<\/span>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Start a new Codex thread and invoke Chrome<\/div>\n
Open a new thread in Codex. You can let Codex choose the right tool automatically, or invoke Chrome directly using the @Chrome<\/code> mention. Codex will open Chrome if it isn\u2019t already running.<\/div>\n
\n @Chrome<\/span> open Salesforce and update the account from these call notes.\n <\/div>\n
You can also just describe the task naturally \u2014 Codex will select Chrome automatically when the task requires a signed-in website.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Review and approve site access when prompted<\/div>\n
By default, Codex asks before interacting with each new website host. Choose one of three options each time it asks. Manage a permanent allowlist and blocklist in Computer Use settings<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
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Codex is asking to use salesforce.com<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Example: Codex working in Chrome<\/div>\n
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\n Codex \u00b7 New thread<\/span>\n <\/div>\n
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@Chrome<\/span> Go to my LinkedIn notifications, summarize any messages from recruiters, and draft a short reply to each.<\/div>\n
<\/i>Opening Chrome \u00b7 Requesting access to linkedin.com<\/div>\n
<\/i>Working in tab group \u00b7 Your active tabs are unaffected<\/div>\n
\n Found 3 recruiter messages in your LinkedIn inbox. Here\u2019s a summary and a draft reply for each:\n
\n Sara H. \u2014 Eng Manager role<\/span>
\n Draft ready<\/span>\n <\/div>\n
\n James K. \u2014 ML Lead, Series B<\/span>
\n Draft ready<\/span>\n <\/div>\n
\n Priya M. \u2014 Staff Engineer<\/span>
\n Draft ready<\/span>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n
<\/i>Task complete \u00b7 Pages kept open for review<\/div>\n
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Codex tab group in Chrome<\/div>\n
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<\/i>LinkedIn \u2014 Inbox<\/div>\n
<\/i>Message \u00b7 Sara H.<\/div>\n
<\/i>+2 more<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Before you use it \u2014 three things to know<\/div>\n
<\/i>Treat page content as untrusted.<\/strong> Malicious pages can embed instructions designed to redirect Codex\u2019s behavior (prompt injection). Review websites before approving access.<\/span><\/div>\n
<\/i>Memories setting affects browser tasks.<\/strong> If Memories is on, Codex can use previously stored context during Chrome tasks. Turn Memories off for fully isolated sessions.<\/span><\/div>\n
<\/i>File uploads need an extra setting.<\/strong> Go to Chrome Extensions \u203a Codex \u203a Details and enable Allow access to file URLs<\/em> if any task requires uploading a local file.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Permission Model and Security Considerations<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The Codex Chrome extension<\/strong> requires extensive browser permissions\u2014including access to your history, bookmarks, and page data\u2014to function as an integrated AI agent. To mitigate security risks, OpenAI has implemented a per-site confirmation layer<\/strong> that asks for permission before Codex interacts with a new domain. Users can manage these permissions via an allowlist or blocklist, though certain features like browser history access carry higher risk and require manual approval for each session.<\/p>\n

Beyond standard permissions, developers must be wary of prompt injection<\/strong>, where malicious website content could potentially take over Codex\u2019s instructions. To ensure data privacy, OpenAI only stores browser activity when it is explicitly added to a chat\u2019s context, such as through screenshots or text summaries. For those seeking maximum isolation, turning off the Memories feature<\/strong> ensures that browser-based tasks remain untainted by previous session data or user preferences.<\/p>\n

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OpenAI has launched a Codex Chrome extension for Mac and PC to streamline browser-based workflows that were previously difficult to handle via APIs or plugins. This release follows a trend where most users preferred working in a browser after the launch of \u201cComputer Use,\u201d allowing Codex to operate more effectively across various web-based tasks. What the Extension Actually Does Before this release, Codex had access to an in-app browser \u2014 a sandboxed browser built into the Codex desktop app itself \u2014 and a growing library of dedicated plugins for services like GitHub, Slack, Figma, and Notion. The new Chrome extension fills a gap those two approaches couldn\u2019t cover: tasks that require your real, signed-in browser state. The Codex Chrome extension lets Codex use Chrome for browser tasks that need your signed-in browser state. It is intended for use when Codex needs to read or act on sites such as LinkedIn, Salesforce, Gmail, or internal tools. For everything else like local development servers, file-backed previews, and public pages that do not require a sign-in you can continue using the in-app browser, which keeps that preview and verification work inside Codex without touching your Chrome profile. Codex now operates across three distinct tool tiers depending on the task: plugins when a dedicated integration is available, Chrome when it needs logged-in browser context, and the in-app browser for localhost. The agent selects which tier to use automatically, though users can also invoke Chrome directly in a prompt using the @Chrome mention syntax \u2014 for example: @Chrome open Salesforce and update the account from these call notes. If Chrome isn\u2019t already open, Codex can open it. On the functional side, the new browser-based capabilities of the plugin include testing web apps, collecting context from across open tabs, and using Chrome DevTools in parallel while the user performs other tasks. Critically, Codex works in task-specific tab groups, so it can gather context and take actions without taking over your active browsing session. How to Install and Use Codex Chrome extension Quick Start Guide Installing and Using the Codex Chrome Extension Five steps to connect Codex to your signed-in browser. Works on macOS and Windows. Not available in EU or UK yet. 1 Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store Open Chrome and go to the Codex listing in the Chrome Web Store. Click Add to Desktop and confirm the prompt that appears. Chrome Web Store listing for Codex by OpenAI Shows the Codex extension card with version, publisher, and Add to Desktop button <\/> Codex by OpenAI \u00b7 v1.1.4 \u00b7 109 KiB \u00b7 Tools Control Chrome with Codex Add to Desktop Codex does not support other Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Edge, Arc) at this time. 2 Add the Chrome plugin inside the Codex app Open the Codex desktop app and navigate to Plugins. Find the Chrome plugin and click Add. Codex will walk you through the connection flow. Codex App \u203a Plugins \u203a Chrome \u203a Add Chrome Let Codex use your signed-in browser Add 3 Approve Chrome permissions and confirm \u201cConnected\u201d Chrome will ask you to accept a set of extension permissions. After approving, open Chrome and confirm the Codex extension shows Connected in the toolbar. Permissions requested by the extension Access the page debugger Read and change all your data on all websites Read and change your browsing history on all signed-in devices View and manage your tab groups Manage your downloads Extension status in Chrome toolbar Connected These permissions let the extension operate browser workflows. Codex still applies its own per-site confirmation prompts and allowlist\/blocklist on top of these Chrome permissions. 4 Start a new Codex thread and invoke Chrome Open a new thread in Codex. You can let Codex choose the right tool automatically, or invoke Chrome directly using the @Chrome mention. Codex will open Chrome if it isn\u2019t already running. @Chrome open Salesforce and update the account from these call notes. You can also just describe the task naturally \u2014 Codex will select Chrome automatically when the task requires a signed-in website. 5 Review and approve site access when prompted By default, Codex asks before interacting with each new website host. Choose one of three options each time it asks. Manage a permanent allowlist and blocklist in Computer Use settings. Codex is asking to use salesforce.com Allow this chat Always allow host Decline Example: Codex working in Chrome Codex \u00b7 New thread @Chrome Go to my LinkedIn notifications, summarize any messages from recruiters, and draft a short reply to each. Opening Chrome \u00b7 Requesting access to linkedin.com Working in tab group \u00b7 Your active tabs are unaffected Found 3 recruiter messages in your LinkedIn inbox. Here\u2019s a summary and a draft reply for each: Sara H. \u2014 Eng Manager role Draft ready James K. \u2014 ML Lead, Series B Draft ready Priya M. \u2014 Staff Engineer Draft ready Task complete \u00b7 Pages kept open for review Codex tab group in Chrome LinkedIn \u2014 Inbox Message \u00b7 Sara H. +2 more Before you use it \u2014 three things to know Treat page content as untrusted. Malicious pages can embed instructions designed to redirect Codex\u2019s behavior (prompt injection). Review websites before approving access. Memories setting affects browser tasks. If Memories is on, Codex can use previously stored context during Chrome tasks. Turn Memories off for fully isolated sessions. File uploads need an extra setting. Go to Chrome Extensions \u203a Codex \u203a Details and enable Allow access to file URLs if any task requires uploading a local file. Permission Model and Security Considerations The Codex Chrome extension requires extensive browser permissions\u2014including access to your history, bookmarks, and page data\u2014to function as an integrated AI agent. To mitigate security risks, OpenAI has implemented a per-site confirmation layer that asks for permission before Codex interacts with a new domain. Users can manage these permissions via an allowlist or blocklist, though certain features like browser history access carry higher risk and require manual approval for each session. 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