Browser Extension · Step 1 of 7

Prerequisites

The Quilr browser extension covers the Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge) and Safari that the Endpoint Agent excludes by design. Before deploying, understand its two-component architecture and gather the tenant-specific artifacts.

Browsers Chrome · Edge · Safari (macOS) Extension ID piajhjohgigijkddhdpgbjdcfhmammbk Gate Do not proceed until complete

1 · Understand the two-component model

The Quilr browser extension is not a stand-alone WebExtension. It has two parts that must both be present:

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WebExtension

Runs inside Chrome / Edge / Safari. Intercepts AI prompts and uploads at the page level.

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Native messaging agent

Installed by MSI (Windows) or pkg (macOS). The extension talks to it via the browser Native Messaging API.

The installer is mandatory Without the native agent, the extension is non-functional. Every deployment must include the pkg/MSI — the native agent then handles WebExtension installation into the browsers automatically.

2 · What you need

  • Target device must be enrolled in MDM (Intune, Jamf, Kandji, ManageEngine…) or domain-joined to Active Directory. The Quilr extension is distributed off-store (not in the Chrome Web Store / Edge Add-ons), so Chrome and Edge block it from loading unless an ExtensionInstallForcelist / ExtensionSettings policy whitelists the Quilr extension ID (piajhjohgigijkddhdpgbjdcfhmammbk) — and that policy can only be pushed to a centrally managed device.
  • Tenant ID from support@quilr.ai — used as TENANT=<TENANT-ID> (MSI) and as a URL path segment (macOS pkg).
  • Access to the Quilr console at https://app.quilr.ai/ → Settings → Browser Extension → Deployment.
  • Admin rights on the target device and your MDM platform.
  • Network reachability to quilr-extensions.quilr.ai (validated in Step 2).

3 · Deployment artifacts

PlatformArtifactsSource
macOSTenant pkg + tenant .mobileconfig + shared File-Access .mobileconfigTenant URL · Quilr console · public URL
WindowsQuilr.msihttps://quilr-extensions.quilr.ai/Quilr.msi

4 · Key configuration values

Extension IDpiajhjohgigijkddhdpgbjdcfhmammbk
Update manifesthttps://quilr-extensions.quilr.ai/<TENANT-ID>/manifest.xml
macOS pkg URLhttps://quilr-extensions.quilr.ai/<TENANT-ID>/browser-util/quilr-installer-mac.pkg
File-Access mobileconfighttps://quilr-extensions.quilr.ai/browser-agent/prod/mac/quilr_browser_util_Files_Access.mobileconfig
Windows MSIhttps://quilr-extensions.quilr.ai/Quilr.msi

5 · Network allow-list

  • Endpoints must reach the Quilr backplane on TCP 443 (outbound HTTPS).
  • TLS-intercepting proxies (Zscaler, Netskope, Symantec, Forcepoint, iboss) must SSL-bypass every Quilr host below — otherwise the proxy re-signs the certificate and the extension’s update fetch / native-agent backplane calls fail.

Shared hosts — all environments (TCP/443)

HostPurpose
quilr-extensions.quilr.aiExtension CDN — MSI / pkg / vanguard.crx / update manifest / mobileconfig
discover.quilrai.devTenant discovery (native messaging agent)
log.quilrai.devDiagnostic logs (native messaging agent)

Tenant-specific base & DLP hosts

The host pair below depends on which Quilr environment your tenant lives in — the row matching the Environment selector in the top bar is the one you need.

EnvironmentBase URLDLP HostAuth URL
Quartzhttps://quartz.quilr.aihttps://dlpone.quilr.aihttps://trust.quilr.ai
Securehttps://secure.quilr.aihttps://dlpone.quilr.aihttps://secure.quilr.ai
US POChttps://app.quilr.aihttps://dlpone.quilr.aihttps://auth-extension.quilr.ai
IND POChttps://platform.quilr.aihttps://dlp-platform.quilr.aihttps://auth-platform.quilr.ai
US Prodhttps://app.quilrai.comhttps://dlpone.quilrai.comhttps://app.quilrai.com
IND Prodhttps://platform.quilrai.comhttps://dlp-platform.quilrai.comhttps://platform.quilrai.com
JP POChttps://app-jp.quilr.aihttps://dlpone-jp-1.quilr.aihttps://app-jp.quilr.ai
UAE POChttps://trust.quilr.aihttps://dlp-platform.quilr.aihttps://trust.quilr.ai
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Environment-specific CDNs Some environments need an extra CDN host: quilr-extensions.quilrai.com (for IND Prod and US Prod) and quilr-hub.quilr.ai (for Secure).

URLs to allow for the selected environment

Allow every host below outbound on TCP 443, and SSL-bypass them on any TLS-intercepting proxy. The tenant base & DLP hosts update automatically with the Environment selector in the top bar.

TCP/443 allow-list
# Shared — all environments
quilr-extensions.quilr.ai
discover.quilrai.dev
log.quilrai.dev

# Tenant base + DLP + Auth — selected environment
app.quilr.ai
dlpone.quilr.ai
auth-extension.quilr.ai

6 · MDM browser policy — optional

MDM browser policies (ExtensionSettings / ExtensionInstallForcelist) are only needed if your organization already centrally manages browser extensions and wants to enforce Quilr through that channel (toolbar pinning, preventing removal). The MSI/pkg alone is sufficient without existing MDM extension management.

Exit criteria for Step 1 Tenant ID in hand · artifacts located for your platform · you understand both components must be installed. Next, confirm the CDN and tenant manifest are reachable in Step 2.