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"pages": [
"browsers/faq",
"info/concepts",
"info/session-intelligence",
"info/pricing",
"info/support",
"info/unikernels"
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title: "Session Intelligence"
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Session intelligence helps Kernel understand how browser sessions navigate and perform, so we can debug issues, improve reliability, and make browser automation more predictable.

Our approach is privacy-first: collect the minimum operational telemetry needed to improve the service, keep it scoped to the browser session, and honor opt-out requests.

## What we collect
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Headings use casual, conversational phrasing instead of formal

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The headings ## What we collect and ## Opt out use conversational, casual phrasing. Every other heading in the info/ directory uses formal, descriptive noun phrases (e.g., "Managed infrastructure", "Concurrency limits", "Rate limiting"). These headings would be more consistent with the docs style as something like "Collected metadata" and "Opting out", respectively.

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Triggered by learned rule: Use formal, neutral tone in documentation headings

Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 8957c39. Configure here.


When session intelligence is enabled, Kernel may collect navigation and performance metadata from Kernel browsers, including:

- The domain and normalized URL path, without query strings or URL fragments
- Navigation status, such as completed navigations or navigation errors
- HTTP status code for main-frame navigations
- Page load timing, DOMContentLoaded timing, resource count, and transfer size

Session intelligence doesn't record your screen, capture screenshots, store page contents, collect keystrokes, or collect form field values.

## Opt out

If you want session intelligence disabled for your organization, [contact Kernel support](https://www.kernel.sh/docs/info/support) or email [privacy@onkernel.com](mailto:privacy@onkernel.com).

Include your organization name and the environment or project you want opted out. We'll confirm once session intelligence is disabled for that scope.
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