Parlance Browser vs Agent Browser Gateway

Parlance Browser is an accessibility-first web browser with WCAG 2.2 auditing built in. Browse any URL, then audit the page for accessibility in one tap — on real device hardware. Browser: tabs, bookmarks with folders, history, reader mode (accessibility-tuned), find on page, and basic content blocking. Audit tools: - WCAG 2.2 audit engine with viewport-specific reports - Issue overlay that highlights failing elements on the page - Copyable HTML, CSS and ARIA code-fix suggestions for each finding - Accessibility score badge (A–F) in the URL bar - Structure inspector: heading tree, landmark regions, tab order - Contrast picker and full element inspector - Before and after audit comparison to verify fixes Free, always. No account, no sign-in, and nothing to unlock — every feature works on first launch, fully on-device. No analytics. No tracking. No third-party SDKs.

Approve your desktop AI agent's browser actions from your iPhone. Agent Browser Gateway lets AI coding agents work with browser tabs you explicitly share on your Mac. This companion app brings the approval step to your phone, so you can review and decide requests without switching back to the desktop. HOW IT WORKS • Pair with your own Mac by scanning the QR code shown by the Gateway, or by entering the code manually. • When your agent asks to act on a shared tab, the request appears here with what it wants to do, which site it targets, which tab, and who asked. • Allow or deny with one decision. Deny is always the default action. BUILT AROUND CONSENT • Page contents never leave your Mac. This app receives a summary of each request, not the page. • Pairing works over your own private network. There is no ABG cloud service, no account, and no telemetry. • Every decision is recorded in the audit log on your Mac, including which device decided. • Destructive operations carry stronger confirmation, and you can revoke a paired phone at any time from the desktop. REQUIREMENTS Agent Browser Gateway running on your Mac, plus the Chrome extension. Both devices need to reach each other on the same private network.