SMRTR AIJul 28, 2025The Verge

Microsoft Edge transforms into an AI browser with new Copilot Mode

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Microsoft Edge is introducing an experimental Copilot Mode, turning it into an AI-powered browser. This feature enables Copilot to search open tabs, handle tasks like bookings, and appear on the new tab page. With user permission, it can access browser history and credentials for advanced functions. Copilot can compare products, summarize information, and respond to voice commands. Currently optional and free, Microsoft suggests potential future subscription plans for this feature.

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