Browser logins & sessions

Tabs and browser tool access belong to a task, but cookies and signed-in sessions are shared across all Tejus browser tabs and agent workflows. Moving a tab between the floating browser, the right dock, or the IDE's Web preview does not create a separate session.

Saved logins

In the desktop app, open the browser toolbar's Saved logins key button to manage locally saved accounts. The list shows each site, username and whether the login was saved by you or an agent. An unfinished signup can appear separately from a saved account.

Under Saving & access:

• Offer to save passwords enables save and update prompts for supported login forms in Tejus's browser. It is off by default. Choose Save, Update or Not now when prompted.
• Autosave accepted logins skips those prompts when saving is enabled. It is off by default and requires Offer to save passwords. Turning password-saving offers off also turns autosave off.
• Allow agents to find saved accounts controls discovery of matching account metadata and is on by default. Matching uses the exact page origin. Agent password filling and password generation are unavailable in this release.

Use Set up beside Master password to set a password of at least 12 characters, entered twice. On Windows the vault key is also protected by the operating system's secure storage for your user account. A forgotten master password cannot be reset from this interface.

After setup, Lock saved logins locks vault access; use Unlock with the master password to access it again. Because Windows secure storage unlocks the vault key when Tejus starts, the lock lasts until you restart Tejus. Revealing any saved password always requires the master password. The reveal lasts up to 20 seconds and closes when the app loses focus, the document becomes hidden, the dialog closes or you select Hide password. Use a login's delete button and confirm Delete to remove that saved login.

Saved login deletion and vault locking affect the saved-password vault. They do not sign you out of websites or remove imported browser cookies. Use the website's sign-out controls to end a signed-in session.

Import an existing browser session

Cookie import is available from the Saved logins dialog when you open it from a browser tab. On Windows it copies compatible cookies from a Chrome or Edge profile. This imports signed-in browser sessions, not passwords into the Saved logins list.

1. Select the Tejus browser tab that should receive the session. For a site-only import, navigate to that site first.
2. Open Saved logins, then Import browser cookies.
3. Choose Import scope, Browser and Profile. This site includes the site, its subdomains and matching parent domains. All sites in this profile imports every compatible cookie in that profile.
4. For a whole-profile import, select the checkbox granting Tejus and its agents access to all imported signed-in sessions.
5. Select Import for this site or Import all sites. Keep the destination selected and avoid navigation while the import runs.
6. Check the imported and skipped counts. Confirm the page's signed-in state afterward; some cookies cannot transfer and the site may still require a fresh sign-in.

Imported sessions are shared across Tejus browser tabs and agent workflows. Choosing This site narrows the copied domains; it does not create a private session for that task.

Signed-in session cookies are kept in an encrypted local snapshot and restored after a clean app shutdown. A snapshot from a run that did not shut down cleanly is discarded, so some sites may ask you to sign in again after a crash.

For browser interactions and embedded sign-in popups, continue with Browser verification. See Browser troubleshooting for reader errors, locked saved logins, and persistence failures.