> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kisuke.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Web Browser

> Built-in browser with developer tools for testing and debugging

## Overview

Kisuke includes a built-in web browser with developer tools for testing and debugging your web projects. Preview applications, inspect network requests, and test APIs — from any device.

## Features

### In-App Preview

Preview your web applications without leaving Kisuke:

* Local development servers
* Remote URLs
* Static files

### Developer Tools

Basic developer tools for debugging:

* View source
* Console output
* Network requests
* Element inspection

### Integration

The browser integrates with other Kisuke features:

* Open URLs from terminal output
* Preview from file editor
* Share context to AI chat

## Use Cases

### Local Development

When running a dev server on your connected machine:

1. Start your dev server in terminal (`npm run dev`)
2. Note the URL (e.g., `http://localhost:3000`)
3. Open Browser in Kisuke
4. Enter the URL

Kisuke Connect routes the traffic through your secure tunnel automatically.

### Documentation

Keep documentation open while coding:

* API references
* Framework docs
* Stack Overflow answers

### Testing

Quick testing of web applications:

* Check responsive design
* Test user flows
* Verify API responses

## Navigation

### Address Bar

Tap the address bar to:

* Enter URLs
* Search (uses your default search engine)
* Access recent history

### Controls

* **Back/Forward** - Navigate history
* **Refresh** - Reload the page
* **Share** - Share URL or send to chat

## Accessing Local Servers

When connected to a computer running a local server:

```bash theme={null}
# On your computer
npm run dev
# Server running at http://localhost:3000
```

In Kisuke browser, navigate to:

* `http://localhost:3000` - Works through Kisuke Connect

Kisuke automatically routes localhost URLs to your connected device.

## Limitations

The built-in browser is designed for development preview, not general browsing:

* Limited extension support
* Simplified dev tools
* Focus on development use cases

For full browsing, use your device's native browser.