In-App Browser
The In-App Browser puts a browser inside Vexlynk — including YouTube — so research does not mean leaving the app and losing your place.
Open it
Section titled “Open it”Extensions → In-App Browser in the rail.
Use it
Section titled “Use it”Browse as you would anywhere: type a URL, follow links, watch a video.
The point is what happens next. Send a page to the workspace and it lands as a card, sitting alongside the rest of your work.
Why it exists
Section titled “Why it exists”Research is the part of the work most likely to scatter. You are building something in Vexlynk, you go and look something up, and now the finding lives in a browser tab you will close by evening.
Keeping the browser inside the app closes that gap: what you find goes onto the workspace, where the AI agent can read it and where it is still there next week.
Worth knowing
Section titled “Worth knowing”It is a browser, with a browser’s exposure. Sites you open behave as they would elsewhere. Being inside Vexlynk does not sandbox the web.
It is not a source. A page you send to the workspace is a snapshot — it does not refresh itself. For something you want watched continuously, use a source instead.
- Connecting Sources — for pages that should keep updating
- Media — link cards on the workspace
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