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Browse is offered through in-vehicle app stores. Open the app store on your car's display and search for Browse by Dart Technologies. Whether it's available depends on your vehicle's maker and your region. There's no direct download.

On the driver's display, Browse pauses playback and shows a driving notice whenever your car's driving restrictions apply. When they end, you can carry on browsing.

Yes, on passenger or rear-seat displays that your car reports as belonging to a passenger seat. The driving notice only covers the driver's display.

Press and hold the Back button, or hold Select on it with a rotary knob or D-pad. A menu lists the earlier pages; choose one to jump straight there. Forward works the same way.

If your car's voice assistant can send searches to apps, ask it to search in Browse and the results open in Browse. Voice search depends on the assistant your vehicle provides.

Browse never accesses your device's location and declines every website request for it. Sites that need a place, such as store finders, usually let you type one in instead.

Browse doesn't let websites start sound by themselves. Tap play to start a video with sound. Silent previews can still play.

Yes. Sites keep you signed in with their cookies until you clear Browse's data. Browse never saves your passwords.

Open your car's Settings, find Browse in the list of apps, and clear its storage. This removes your history, cookies and site data, and signs you out of websites.

Not yet. Browse is available for Android Automotive OS today, and versions for TV and phone are coming.

Email support@dart.art with your vehicle's make and model, the Browse version (shown in your car's app settings) and what happened.