Nextbrowser can link with your other applications to automate tasks and help you work more efficiently.

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Why use Connectors?

Connectors allow you to embed automation directly into the products you already use every day.
  • Deeper Automation – Allow Nextbrowser to not just browse, but also interact with and perform actions in your other applications, like Google Sheets or Google Drive.
  • Convenience – Securely connect your accounts once, and Nextbrowser will handle the rest, automatically renewing the connection in the background so your tasks run smoothly.
  • Full Control – You can easily see a list of your connections and turn them on or off at any time, giving you complete control over which apps Nextbrowser can access.

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What you can do

The initial connectors being developed are for Google Sheets and Google Drive, with plans to add more like Slack in the future.
  • Link Accounts
    • Options: Google Sheets, Google Drive, Gmail
    • When to use: Connect your Google account to allow Nextbrowser to read or write data to your spreadsheets or files, enabling fully automated workflows.
  • Manage Permissions
    • Options: On / Off
    • When to use: Toggle a connection off to temporarily or permanently deny Nextbrowser access to that application without having to remove the connection entirely.
  • View Connections
    • Options: List of active and inactive connectors
    • When to use: Get a clear overview of all the applications you have linked to your Nextbrowser account.

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How to Set It Up

You can link your external applications from a few different places depending on your workflow. 1. Connecting from the Main Page
This method is for setting up connections before you start an automation.
  • Click the “+” icon on the main page to open a dropdown menu.
  • From the dropdown, select the application you want to link (e.g., “Connect Google Drive”).
  • A secure OAuth window will appear, prompting you to sign in to your account and authorize the connection.
  • Upon successful authorization, a confirmation message like “<App> was connected successfully” will be displayed.
2. Connecting from the Management Page
This page provides a central hub to view and manage all your connections.
  • Open the sidebar and navigate to the “Connectors” page.
  • You will see a list of all available connectors, each with a description and its current connection status (connected/disconnected).
  • You can connect or disconnect any service directly by using the toggle on its card.
  • Activating the toggle to “connect” will trigger the pop-up for OAuth or another connection method.