How a connector signs in through your browser, what the card shows while you wait, what to do when it fails, and how to add, switch or remove an account.
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Windows appAvailableEach connector is installed and updated on its own.
Most connectors sign in through your browser. You leave Haruno, sign in on the provider's own page, press Allow, and come back. Haruno never sees your password.
Haruno keeps the sign-in it gets back on this PC, inside the connector. The sign-in is never shown to the assistant.
A few connectors work differently. Telegram and Discord ask you to paste a bot token into the card instead.
Sign in with your browser
Open the connector
Go to Settings ▸ Connectors and click the card. If Enable is off, turn it on first.
Fill in what the card asks
Some cards ask for a name or for folders before you connect. Required boxes have a star.
Press Connect
Haruno opens the provider's sign-in page in your default browser.
Sign in and allow
Sign in on that page and press Allow. Then come back to Haruno. The card says Connected.
Google shows its access screen each time you connect. Outlook Mail and Outlook Calendar always show Microsoft's account picker, so you can choose which account to use.
While you wait
The Connect button turns grey and the card says that a sign-in page is open in your browser.
The card while a sign-in is open. The demo shows it on a Telegram card.
Open the sign-in page again opens the page once more if it ended up behind a window or you closed the tab.
Cancel sign-in stops the attempt.
Haruno waits about eight minutes for you. You can look at another page of the app meanwhile. The sign-in carries on.
When it does not work
What the card says
What to do
The sign-in was not completed in the browser. Press Connect to try again.
Nobody finished it. Press Connect.
Sign-in cancelled. Press Connect to start again.
You or someone cancelled. Press Connect.
Haruno could not open your browser. Check that Windows has a default browser set.
Set a default browser in Windows, then press Connect.
Another program on this PC is using the port Haruno needs to finish the sign-in.
Close that program, then press Connect.
You can press Connect as often as you like. A sign-in nobody finished does no harm.
More than one account
A connector that supports several accounts shows Add account. Once one account is connected, the button reads Add another. Adding takes two steps.
Sign in first
The card says: Step 1 of 2, sign in with the account you want to add. Use the setup on the card, then Connect.
Step 1. Nothing can be saved until you have signed in.
Name it and save
Type a name for the connection and press Save connection. The account is not added until you save.
Step 2. Names use lowercase letters and underscores and must be different from each other.
If you close the panel after signing in but before saving, Haruno says the new account isn't saved yet. Choose Keep setting up or Close. The card then shows Signed in, not saved. Cancel adding account throws the account away.
A panel with a saved account. Pick another account from the list to switch to it.
With several accounts, pick one from the list. Choose Set as default to make it the one Haruno uses when you do not name one. Rename connection changes its name.
Signing in again
An account can show Expired or Needs sign-in. Select it and press Connect. This signs the selected account in again. It does not add a new one. To connect a different account, use Add another.
Removing an account
Remove connection deletes the account's saved sign-in and settings from this PC. It cannot be undone. Haruno also asks the provider to end its access, where the connector can. If that fails the account is still removed here, so check the provider's list of connected apps if it matters.
Wiping every sign-in
Settings ▸ General ▸ Delete local data signs you out and removes every connector sign-in, along with other data Haruno keeps on this PC. Files inside your own project folders are left alone.