What the internal browser does
The internal browser gives you workspace-managed browser tabs alongside agents and terminals. You can use it to open a local app, inspect a preview environment, or keep a reference page visible without leaving Nora.
How to use it
Open a browser tab when you want to inspect a URL in the center workspace area. Use the address bar to navigate, move backward and forward through page history, reload the current page, or open the current URL in your external browser if you want to leave Nora.
How automatic browsing works
Nora can also open a new internal browser tab automatically when a workspace terminal detects a new local URL. Turn that on when you frequently start local dev servers and want previews to appear immediately without copying links around by hand.
How local port detection works
When a terminal session outputs a local URL or port, Nora can detect it and attach that information to the session. You will see the detected port in the session header, and if Nora has the full local URL it can give you a one-click way to open that app. This is especially useful for dev servers, local dashboards, and preview environments that come up during normal work.