browser automation

Agentic AI has crossed the threshold from satisfying demos to practical, workplace-ready automation: a new class of assistants can now plan multi-step workflows, operate browsers and apps like a human, and—when configured carefully—execute outcomes without constant human prompting. For...

Anthropic’s decision to put Claude directly into the browser with a Chrome extension—available now to paid subscribers—marks a clear inflection point in how mainstream AI assistants are expanding from chat windows into the everyday workflows of knowledge and engineering work. The release folds...

Agentic AI browsers have moved the model from “answering about the web” to operating on the web, and that shift is now reshaping privacy, security, and productivity expectations for every kind of user. Background / Overview The term agentic browser describes a class of browsers that expose page...

Microsoft's Copilot name now refers to a family of AI assistants rather than a single product, and understanding the practical difference between the cross‑platform Microsoft Copilot app and the specialist Copilot inside Microsoft Edge is essential for anyone who wants to use these tools safely...

Microsoft’s Copilot name now labels more than one product, but the practical difference is simple: one Copilot is a generalist, cross‑platform assistant built to work across Windows and Microsoft 365, while the Copilot that lives inside Microsoft Edge is a specialist, context‑aware browser agent...

Microsoft's Copilot button on the Windows 11 taskbar was designed to be a single, always-available gateway to AI assistance — but for a sizeable and vocal segment of Windows users, that convenience has become a nuisance, a privacy risk, and a reason to disable the feature entirely. Background...

When a single AI service becomes central to millions of workflows, a short outage stops more than casual conversation — it exposes systemic fragility and forces users to choose alternatives they may previously have ignored. Recent market shifts and intermittent service interruptions have pushed...

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...

Microsoft’s latest effort to simplify testing in Azure folds load generation and end-to-end browser testing into a single portal experience: Azure App Testing consolidates Azure Load Testing and Microsoft Playwright Testing into a unified hub in the Azure Portal, promising centralized...

I asked Microsoft’s Copilot to make a dinner reservation for me, and it did—eventually—by opening a cloud-based browser, navigating OpenTable, filling forms and clicking buttons until a reservation appeared. The result is promising: Copilot Actions can perform real web tasks, but the experience...

Microsoft’s unveiling of Copilot Mode for its Edge browser signals a transformative leap toward the realization of a true AI-powered browsing experience—one that promises to radically alter the ways users search, interact, and accomplish tasks on the web. Announced by CEO Mustafa Suleyman...

Microsoft’s relentless pace in artificial intelligence integration has taken a dramatic new step with the introduction of Copilot Mode, an “experimental” feature now available in the Edge browser. Aimed squarely at transforming not just how users search, but how they interact with the web...

Artificial intelligence has upended the browser wars, thrusting Microsoft Edge into an entirely new competitive stratum—one that now directly challenges Apple’s Safari well beyond the Windows ecosystem. Over the past several months, Edge’s transformation, led by the introduction of Copilot Mode...

Microsoft has raised the bar in the ongoing battle of web browsers with the official launch of Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge, ushering in what it boldly calls the era of the “AI browser.” Sitting at the nexus of conversational AI, productivity tooling, and privacy-centric design, Copilot Mode...

Microsoft has once again pivoted the trajectory of its Edge browser with the introduction of Copilot Mode, a feature designed to turn Edge into a truly AI-powered web browser. This latest advancement follows a string of recent AI initiatives by the company, but Copilot Mode stands out for its...

Microsoft has unveiled Copilot Mode in its Edge browser, marking a significant advancement in AI-powered web navigation. This experimental feature integrates an AI assistant directly into the browser, aiming to enhance user experience through intelligent assistance and streamlined workflows. Key...

Microsoft’s relentless pursuit of an AI-driven web experience has reached a new crescendo with the unveiling of Copilot Mode for the Edge browser, a monumental update that fundamentally redefines what most users expect from their digital gateways. With Google, OpenAI, and even Nvidia-backed...

Microsoft has introduced "Copilot Mode" in its Edge browser, an AI-driven feature designed to enhance user experience by integrating advanced functionalities directly into the browsing environment. Key Features of Copilot Mode: Unified Interface: Upon opening a new tab, users are presented with...

Microsoft is once again reshaping the digital frontier, this time by ambitiously turning its Edge browser into what it boldly calls the world’s first "AI browser." What this means in practical terms is a sweeping set of features anchored by Microsoft Copilot, designed to deeply integrate...

Microsoft Edge’s Copilot Mode is redefining what the modern web browser can accomplish—and, just as importantly, how everyday users interact with artificial intelligence. Evolving beyond Edge’s established role as a Chromium-based contender in the browser wars, Microsoft now seeks to place...