The fastest way to get started with Remote Tab Opener

Remote Tab Opener SDK Lite

This SDK is the easiest public starting point for a new RTO project. It gives you the one-file bundle, short setup notes, and a small set of polished examples so you can get from “what is this?” to a first working page quickly, including flows that control real tabs on other explicitly allowed domains.

Free SDK + examples Local-first No server · No proxy · No cloud relay
Site docs version: 7.13.0
Remote Tab Opener SDK Lite Version: 7.13.0 Built against plugin behavior: 7.13.0 Bundle included: RTO.min.js
Use the SDK
Choose this if you want the easiest start: one bundle, short notes, and ready-to-open examples.
Use individual helpers or packs
Choose this if you want fine-grained control over which files you load and how you assemble the page.
Use the full documentation
Choose this if you want the complete reference, full API details, security notes, and the broader site examples.
Need the product model before the full reference? Read the short How it works page, then come back here for the easiest starting package.
RTO stays within the browser extension model: the SDK helps you drive real visible tabs across explicitly allowed domains, locally, without introducing relay infrastructure. Not sure if that fits your workflow? Use the comparison guide.

What’s inside

This list is based on the real files currently present in /RTO_SDK/.

RTO.min.js README.md QUICK_START.md VERSION.txt examples/
One-file bundle for the fastest setup.
Short overview of the package and the suggested first path.
Fast setup notes and first integration snippets.
Plain-text package version details.
A minimal detect, connect, open, focus, and close example.
A more visual cursor and overlay showcase.
A fuller local workflow demo.
Stable local target page used by the SDK demos.

Simple starting path

  1. Install the Remote Tab Opener browser extension separately.
  2. Open QUICK_START.md if you want the shortest setup notes.
  3. Load RTO.min.js if you want the easiest start.
  4. Open examples/01_minimal_connection.html first.
  5. Move to the cursor showcase and the full local demo after that.

Need more control?

The SDK is a starter package, not a separate product line. If you want to assemble the building blocks yourself, use the helper packs or the individual helper files from the main site.