Features

A central dashboard for LeoBlaz tools. Instead of hunting through settings, menus, and right-click options, users can open one place and launch AI, automation, workspaces, research, performance, privacy, vaults, connectors, and developer tools from there.

LeoBlaz watches the current page and session, then recommends the right tools — for example, Shopping AI on product pages, Reading Mode on long articles, or Chat with Tabs when many pages are open.

A fast command launcher that can search tools, run browser actions, and dispatch AI features. It is the quickest way to jump anywhere if you prefer the keyboard.

Search across tabs, bookmarks, history, notes, downloads, saved sessions, snapshots, apps, flows, workspaces, and site rules from one command surface.

Type a bare word like google or youtube and LeoBlaz can open the mapped site directly instead of searching. Users can manage aliases manually, LeoBlaz can learn likely matches from bookmarks and repeat history visits, and AI Pro users can tune source priority between manual, bookmark, history, and default entries.

A unified in-browser store for LeoBlaz-native skills and browser-style extensions. It gives users one place to browse, install, enable, and manage ecosystem features.

A full AI assistant lives inside the browser and can summarize, explain, rewrite, and reason over what you are looking at. It can run 100% locally with Ollama or use your own API key, which means LeoBlaz does not need to send your browsing to our cloud.

Instead of locking you into one vendor, LeoBlaz lets you use your own AI provider. This makes the browser more private, more flexible, and cheaper to run if you already have your own setup.

Speak instead of type. Ask questions, trigger AI actions, or issue voice browsing commands when your hands are busy or you simply want faster interaction.

Ask one question across your open tabs and get one answer with source references. It is ideal for comparing products, collecting facts across pages, and making sense of a research session without copy-pasting.

Choose a few open pages and let LeoBlaz compare them side by side. It can extract differences, pros/cons, who each option is best for, and turn several tabs into one clear decision.

A dedicated side-by-side comparison workspace where you choose left and right sources, switch between overview / pros & cons / matrix / decision modes, and keep the latest comparison output ready to save, export, or ask AI about.

Turn your open tabs into a structured report with overview, key findings, details, and cited sources. It works best when you already opened the pages you trust and want LeoBlaz to synthesize them.

Start a real web search, open the best result tabs, and then ask LeoBlaz to synthesize those live sources into one brief. It combines current pages with AI reasoning instead of pretending to know the web from memory.

Save global AI preferences like tone, answer length, coding language, or writing style. LeoBlaz injects them into AI prompts so the assistant feels personalized without sending your habits to us.

AI Memory is not just a hidden toggle — it opens into its own tool page with status, suggested memories, saved entries, and quick controls so users can actually manage it.

Store private instructions for one website only — for example, “compare prices here” or “use my work account on this site.” LeoBlaz applies that memory only when you are on that domain.

Site Memory opens into its own operational page with current-site targeting, saved site list, update history, and clear save/delete controls.

A private second brain inside the browser. Save pages, extracted text, and snippets locally, then ask LeoBlaz questions across your own saved knowledge later.

Collect pages, clipped selections, notes, and PDFs into one research board. The free canvas is for capture and organization; Pro adds AI answers across the whole canvas and structured report building.

Turn an open PDF into a fast brief with key takeaways and useful details. It is built for document-heavy work like reports, whitepapers, manuals, and reference PDFs.

Extract readable text from screenshots, cropped regions, and page captures, then copy it, save it to notes, send it to the Research Canvas, or ask AI about it.

Turn pages into summaries, quizzes, simple explanations, and flashcards. It is especially useful for study material, documentation, long explainers, and research articles.

On product pages, LeoBlaz can compare alternatives, estimate whether a price looks fair, and suggest what to check before buying. It acts as a practical second opinion, not a blind checkout bot.

Describe a task and LeoBlaz reads the page, makes a plan, shows you the steps, and only then runs them after approval. It can click, fill fields, scroll, navigate, and extract content, but keeps you in control.

Irreversible actions such as buying, paying, sending, deleting, or confirming are treated as high-risk. LeoBlaz forces explicit confirmation before it lets an agent continue.

Choose what AI is even allowed to do: read, click, fill, navigate, extract, or run in the background. This gives you a policy layer between the model and your browser session.

Every AI action can be logged so you can review what happened: which step ran, what it targeted, and what result came back. This is useful for trust, debugging, and auditing automation.

Build automations in a more visual step-by-step editor. Drag steps, duplicate actions, start from templates, and turn repeated browsing work into reusable workflows.

Turn a one-shot AI task into a saved, reusable automation. Run it again with one click, schedule it, export it, or adapt it over time instead of repeating the same steps manually.

Run automations at specific times, on intervals, or when a site opens. This is where LeoBlaz moves from “AI helper” into “browser that works for you in the background.”

Run selected automations in a hidden webview while you keep browsing. This gives LeoBlaz a “shadow workspace” feel for longer-running tasks.

Record clicks, fills, and changes on a page, then convert them into a draft Flow. This is the fastest path from a manual workflow to an automated one.

Generate useful selectors for automation targets from visible labels and page structure. It helps when you want to make flows more precise and robust.

Extract structured data from cards, listings, and tables. Great for product lists, research tables, directories, and repeated page layouts.

Install reusable browser skills, workflow templates, or specialist tool packs like SEO auditing, scraping, and shopping helpers.

LeoBlaz groups native skills and browser-style extensions into one operational store so the ecosystem feels coherent instead of split across unrelated dialogs.

Connect LeoBlaz to services like Notion, Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, and WordPress. This pushes the browser toward being a true AI work surface, not only a tab renderer.

Split your browsing into named contexts like Work, Study, Research, or Personal. Each workspace keeps its own open tabs and becomes much easier to summarize, share, or automate.

Sync-assisted workspace sharing across devices with QR/LAN, Google Drive, or mailbox-style relay options. LeoBlaz adds start / stop / sync-now controls, auto-sync, pair codes, sync scope, activity logs, and conflict resolution for notes and memory.

Export and import a workspace as a reusable bundle — tabs, notes, and context together. It is a practical way to hand off a session or move structured work around.

Create workspace bundles for shared or team-labelled work. It is a lightweight collaboration layer without requiring a full cloud workspace platform.

A workspace preset tuned for research, source collection, note-taking, and AI synthesis. It nudges LeoBlaz toward investigation-focused work.

Workspace Summary has its own page with stats, important tabs, AI summary output, and actions to save that output into notes or the Research Canvas.

A workspace preset built for calls, recaps, and notes. It gives users a cleaner starting point for meetings and follow-up work.

Move your tabs into a left sidebar for readability and control when you have many open. This pairs especially well with workspaces and tab-heavy sessions.

View two pages at once in one window. It is ideal for comparisons, copying across tabs, or keeping references visible while you work.

Rename a tab based on its content instead of its vague original title. This makes crowded tab bars easier to scan.

Bulk-rename the tabs in the current workspace so an entire session becomes easier to understand at a glance.

Disposable browsing profiles with separate context and safer temporary usage. Useful when you want to separate identity and history from your main profile.

A disposable workspace that can auto-clean tabs and notes. It brings a throwaway session concept inside the workspace system itself.

Hover any tab to see its live thumbnail and title. It makes large tab sets easier to scan quickly.

Reopen recently closed tabs from a visible list, not just the last one. It is a practical safety net when working with many pages.

Save and restore named tab sessions. Perfect for recurring work patterns, research sets, or project handoffs.

Capture a richer snapshot of the current workspace with tabs, note hints, and app context so a session is easier to restore later.

Suspend inactive tabs to free RAM, then wake them when needed. It keeps heavy browsing sessions under control.

Pin websites as narrow right-side panels so apps like chats, tools, and dashboards stay available without consuming full tabs.

Assign pinned apps to a specific workspace or make them global, then choose which apps should auto-open when that workspace becomes active.

Strip clutter and focus on clean content. Ideal for long articles, docs, and essays.

Let LeoBlaz read the page to you with voice and speed controls. Useful for accessibility or passive review.

Save pages for later and keep them in a separate queue from your bookmarks. This helps turn “I’ll read that later” into something organized.

Attach a note to a site and have it reappear when you come back. Great for reminders, credentials hints, and small workflow notes.

Create local notes with markdown and attach them to pages or sessions. A lightweight built-in notebook for browsing work.

Highlight important words across pages with reusable lists. Useful for scanning, revision, and research.

Capture a page, mark it up, redact areas, and save or copy the result. Useful for documentation, bug reporting, and research evidence.

Clip the whole page or just the selected text into the Research Canvas so the useful parts of a page are saved with context instead of lost in a tab pile.

Pop videos out into a small always-on-top window while you browse or work elsewhere.

Translate page content in place without leaving the page. Good for docs, articles, and international shopping.

Block known ad and tracker domains using community-maintained lists. Faster, cleaner pages with less surveillance.

A browser-native firewall that can pre-screen pages before they open, quarantine suspicious downloads, maintain user trust and false-positive rules, review signed threat-feed updates, and keep a Security Notification Center with AI page-risk review history.

Manually block third-party scripts on a page. Useful when a site feels suspicious, heavy, or too noisy.

Reduce browser fingerprintability by resisting common identification techniques. A meaningful privacy layer beyond blocking ads.

Detect and sanitize suspicious hidden instructions inside pages before they are passed into the AI context. This is one of LeoBlaz’s strongest trust features.

Prompt Shield opens into a full console with current-page scans, trusted sites, recent incidents, and operational controls instead of being only a switch.

Score a site based on third parties, cookies, HTTPS, forms, and suspicious patterns. Useful for trust-at-a-glance.

Inspect risk factors like many forms, suspicious prompts, password fields, and tracker activity on the current page.

Save per-site behavior like auto reading mode, autoplay blocking, media muting, no-hibernation, and custom zoom so LeoBlaz behaves the way you want on each domain.

Manage per-site permissions like location, camera, microphone, and notifications.

Inspect and clear cookies by site instead of relying on all-or-nothing browser cleanup.

Secure the connection, encrypt DNS, and reduce IP leakage. These are the practical privacy basics power users expect.

Disable memory injection and richer AI context in private tabs for stricter privacy boundaries.

Detect slow, frozen, or unstable tabs and recover them automatically. This is one of LeoBlaz’s core differentiators.

A history of recoveries, adaptive changes, and browser health events with root-cause explanations. It makes AI Pro measurable instead of magical.

Performance Timeline lives on its own page with event history, causes, actions, and health-focused controls so users can audit what LeoBlaz changed.

Auto-adjust the browser to current memory, battery, speed, and usage conditions so LeoBlaz behaves appropriately without constant manual tweaking.

Let LeoBlaz switch between contextual profiles like travel, low-RAM, privacy, or standard based on conditions.

Push prefetch and resource priority harder when your machine and network can handle it. The goal is simple: make pages feel instant.

Set a hard memory cap and let LeoBlaz hibernate background tabs when it crosses the limit.

Defer or lighten heavy resources on slow or metered connections. Great for hotspots, travel, and weaker internet.

Reduce background work and preserve battery intelligently, instead of relying only on the operating system.

See CPU and RAM use per tab and process. A practical way to understand what is heavy right now.

See which domains and pages are using bandwidth in your session. Useful for diagnostics and performance tuning.

Adaptive profiles and Smart Bandwidth also open into a dedicated surface with mode state, network condition context, logs, and quick controls.

Load unpacked extensions with permission review and control. Extensions stay away from LeoBlaz’s own UI and browser chrome.

Installed extensions open into their own full management surface with categories, permissions, risk labels, enabled/disabled state, and install/remove controls.

Connect external tools so the browser can reach beyond pages into your broader workflow.

Install browser skills like SEO auditing, scraping, and workflow helpers without reinventing them each time.

Helper for downloading local models and setting up a truly offline AI browsing environment.

Apply local rules to disable risky features or enforce stricter controls on a device or workspace.

Add stricter behavior around switching browsing identity or profile context. Especially useful on shared or sensitive machines.

Generate selectors for page targets when building automations or debugging workflows.

Record page actions and convert them into a Flow. A strong shortcut into automation.

Extract structured data from repeating page layouts like cards, rows, and tables.

A detailed diagnostics view for hardware acceleration, GPU state, and process-level performance.