The browser

Tamo has its own web browser, and it’s yours alone. It opens sites, searches, reads whole pages, clicks, types, picks from dropdowns and scrolls, the way you would.

Staying signed in

Your Tamo browser keeps its logins and cookies between tasks. Once you’ve signed in to a site, Tamo can usually get back in next time without asking you again.

Screenshots

When a page is easier to show than describe, Tamo sends a screenshot of it with a short caption. You can also ask: “send me a screenshot of the checkout page”.

When a site wants your password

Tamo never asks for passwords or codes in the chat. When a site needs you to sign in, enter a 2FA code or solve a CAPTCHA, Tamo hands you its browser:

🔐 Open browser opens Tamo’s browser right inside Telegram:

• The bar at the top shows the site, with 🔒 for a secure page or ⚠️ for one that isn’t. Check it before you type.
• Tap a field on the page, type in the box at the bottom, then Send. There are keys for ⌫, Tab and Enter too. Tapping and scrolling work like on any page, and pop-ups like “Sign in with Google” open in the same view.
• Tap Done when you’re finished, or Give up to cancel.

Tamo is paused the whole time and never sees what you type. Afterwards the message in the chat shows ✅ Done, ❌ Cancelled or ⌛ Timed out, and Tamo carries on from where you left the page. The button only works for you, and only for a while: after that, ask Tamo again.

Some shops send visitors to another country’s store. If that happens, Tamo hands you the browser the same way so you can pick your country.

Which sites Tamo uses

Tamo opens and types into sites you’ve used with it, not just any site it comes across:

• Sites you name. Write the address (“amazon.com.tr”) and Tamo can go there. Writing just “Amazon” isn’t enough.
• Sites you’ve allowed. When Tamo wants to open or type into a site you haven’t used with it, it asks first, and one tap trusts that site (and its subdomains) for next time.

Say No and Tamo won’t try that site again; it asks you how you’d like to go on instead. You can see and remove allowed sites on the dashboard.

Good to know

• Tamo’s browser never downloads files.
• It uses your language and time zone, so pages read as they would at home.
• Pop-ups that ask “are you sure?” are answered Cancel unless you’ve said yes to that click.
• Text on web pages is information to Tamo, never instructions. A page that says “ignore your instructions” gets ignored. See Approvals and safety.