implement windows support of the extension

README.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Control your real, running browser from the terminal or a Python script — no h
 
 You have 40 tabs open. You want to close all the duplicates, group the GitHub ones, save your session before a meeting, and open a few URLs into a specific group — all from a script. That is what browser-cli is for.
 
-It works by pairing a small Chrome/Brave extension with a Python CLI tool. The extension has full access to your browser's tabs, windows, groups, and page DOM. The CLI talks to it in real time over a local socket.
+It works by pairing a small Chrome/Brave extension with a Python CLI tool. The extension has full access to your browser's tabs, windows, groups, and page DOM. The CLI talks to it in real time over a local IPC channel.
 
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ It works by pairing a small Chrome/Brave extension with a Python CLI tool. The e
 ```
 terminal / python script
         │
-        │  Unix socket  (/tmp/browser-cli.sock)
+        │  Local IPC  (Unix socket on Linux/macOS, named pipe on Windows)
         ▼
   Native Messaging Host  (Python process, launched by the browser)
         │
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ terminal / python script
 
 1. The extension calls `chrome.runtime.connectNative('com.browsercli.host')` on startup.
 2. The browser launches the native host Python process (registered in the OS).
-3. The native host opens a Unix socket at `/tmp/browser-cli.sock`.
+3. The native host opens a local IPC endpoint for the CLI.
 4. CLI commands connect to that socket, send a JSON command, and wait for the result.
 5. The native host relays the command to the extension via stdout, receives the result via stdin, and sends it back to the CLI.
 
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ The `install` command will:
 
 After install, **fully restart your browser** (Quit and reopen — not just close the window). The extension will connect to the native host automatically on startup.
 
-Only the `browser-cli` command needs to be on your `PATH`. The browser launches the native host wrapper directly from its absolute path in the native messaging manifest, and that wrapper points to the internally installed `native_host.py` copy.
+Only the `browser-cli` command needs to be on your `PATH`. The browser launches the native host wrapper directly from its absolute path in the native messaging manifest, and that wrapper points to the internally installed `native_host.py` copy. On Windows the install command also registers the host in the current user's Registry for the selected browser.
 
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@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ browser-cli/
 ├── browser_cli/
 │   ├── __init__.py        # Python API — BrowserCLI class and Python API entry point
 │   ├── cli.py             # Click CLI entry point
-│   ├── client.py          # Unix socket client used by CLI and API
+│   ├── client.py          # Local IPC client used by CLI and API
 │   ├── models.py          # Tab and Group helper models
 │   ├── native_host.py     # Native messaging host launched by the browser
 │   └── commands/