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Stay signed in to sites in the built-in browser
Enjoy's built-in browser remembers your sign-ins and the data sites save, so you don't have to log in to your app every time you open its preview.
What the built-in browser remembers
In the computer app, the product browser keeps sign-ins and other data that sites save, such as cookies and settings. They’re still there when a page reloads, when you come back to a conversation later, and after you quit and reopen Enjoy.
This data stays on your computer. All the product browsers on that computer share it, so signing in to your app in one conversation also signs you in when another conversation opens the same site.
Agents use the same sign-ins
An agent testing your site works in the same built-in browser, so it can use any sign-in you’ve made there. That’s handy for checking pages that need an account. Sign in with a test account when you can, rather than one with real customer data or payment details. See How agents use the built-in browser.
Signing out
- To sign out of a site, use the site’s own sign-out button.
- There’s no separate button to clear the built-in browser’s data. Delete all application data… in the Help menu clears it, but also resets much more: Enjoy’s saved projects list, preferences, account sign-ins, and device pairings. Your project folders, conversations, docs, and workflows stay.
Sign-in buttons that open a window
Some sign-in buttons, such as “Sign in with Google” on some sites, open a separate window. The built-in browser can’t open one and says “This page opens a separate window. Open the product in your external browser to continue.” Select Open in external browser and sign in there. Your usual browser keeps its own sign-ins, separate from the built-in browser. See Open the preview in your usual browser.
On the web app and the iPhone app
- Web app: the site runs inside your web browser, which stores its sign-ins. If your browser won’t let the site keep a sign-in inside Enjoy’s page, Enjoy shows a button to open the site in its own tab instead.
- iPhone app: the app remembers sign-ins for each computer’s previews until you remove that computer, pair it again, or sign out of Enjoy.
If you’re already signed in to a site in Google Chrome, Claude Code can work in Chrome itself. See Let Claude Code use your Chrome browser.