browser automation

Microsoft is advancing its AI assistant, Copilot, within the Edge browser by introducing a new "Action Mode," currently in testing in Edge Canary builds. This feature aims to transform Copilot from a simple chatbot into a comprehensive browser assistant capable of automating everyday tasks such...

The release of Perplexity’s new Tasks feature marks another significant step in the rapidly evolving arena of AI-powered productivity tools. Just as artificial intelligence applications edge closer to becoming indispensable in the workplace, Perplexity’s offering signals both a maturation of its...

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...

Microsoft Edge is about to transform the way millions of users interact with the web, bringing artificial intelligence front and center with its ambitious Copilot Mode in version 136. Rolling out to users worldwide in a staged manner, this update represents more than just a feature addition—it...

Mozilla Firefox, a browser long celebrated for its strong privacy stance and user-first ethos, is embracing a new era in its AI integration strategy—while doubling down on transparency and user choice. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly enmeshed within modern browsers, Microsoft...

Microsoft’s commitment to integrating artificial intelligence across its ecosystem is poised to take a significant leap forward with experimental features in Microsoft Edge that could reshape the everyday browser experience. At the forefront of these efforts is Copilot, Microsoft’s branded AI...

Microsoft’s Copilot, the company’s generative AI assistant, continues its march toward becoming a central pillar of the Windows and Edge ecosystem. This steady AI integration isn’t so much a sudden leap as it is the result of Microsoft’s methodical and relentless investment in artificial...

As we hurdle toward a tech-savvy future, Microsoft has turned heads with its latest brainchild, Copilot Vision. While many Windows users, like you, may still be wrapping their heads around the existing CoPilot features, this innovative approach promises to elevate your browsing experience in...

When was the last time you coaxed an AI into clicking a button for you, only to find it ended in a digital stalemate — a kind of “No, you do it” stand-off between human and machine? Well, those days may soon be numbered. Microsoft’s Copilot Studio has tossed aside the babysitter and picked up a...

It’s late afternoon, and you’re staring blankly at a recipe for vegan shakshuka, realizing you have neither chickpeas nor the willpower to wade through 47 paragraphs detailing the author’s life story and the origin of every tomato. Enter Microsoft Copilot Vision—the Edge browser’s shiny new...

In collaboration with our friends in the Selenium project, the Microsoft Edge team is excited to announce that you can now test Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer Driver. With just a few changes to an existing test that runs against Internet Explorer, you can get...

Just last week, the WebDriver specification officially became a W3C Recommendation, defining a standard way for web developers and browser engineers to automate the browser. This is a major step forward for web site and web app testing, as well as cross-browser interoperability initiatives like...

Today we’re announcing support for automated testing of Microsoft Edge through the W3C WebDriver standard. To use WebDriver with Microsoft Edge, you need the Link Removed on a Windows Insiders build of 10240 or newer. Once that’s installed, you can try out WebDriver for yourself! WebDriver is...