agentic browsing

  1. Claude for Chrome: Enterprise Browser AI Agents with Safe Automation

    Anthropic’s new Chrome extension quietly signals the next phase of enterprise AI: assistants that don’t just answer questions but act inside your browser — clicking, filling, and navigating like a human. The company has begun a controlled pilot of Claude for Chrome, inviting 1,000 paying...
  2. Copilot in Edge: From Summarizer to Actionable Agent in Your Browser

    Microsoft’s latest survey of Microsoft Edge users reads like a product roadmap with question marks — a quiet probe that, if the signals are read correctly, points to a future where Copilot in Edge moves from summarizer to doer. The questionnaire currently circulating among Edge users asks not...
  3. Edge Copilot Goes Agentic: Multi-Tab Automation and Pro Features

    Microsoft’s recent user survey — surfaced by reporting from Windows Latest — suggests the company is actively exploring ways to make Microsoft Edge’s Copilot mode behave more like Perplexity’s Comet: not just a summarizer but an agentic browser that can act across tabs and automate multi-step...
  4. Opera Neon: The Future of AI-Powered Agentic Browsing on Windows

    Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping our expectations of the web, but browsers themselves have long felt like passive portals—waiting for us to search, click, and scroll. That’s about to change, if Opera’s bold vision for its new Neon browser comes to fruition. Rather than simply...