# AI Browsers

## AI Browsers

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ChatGPT Atlas by OpenAI is a newly launched AI‑powered web browser that integrates the ChatGPT interface directly into your browsing experience, offering a sidebar chat companion, webpage summarization, product and content comparison, personalized memory of your behavior, and an “agent mode” that can navigate websites and perform tasks on your behalf—all initially available globally for macOS, with Windows, iOS and Android versions coming soon.

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The Browser Company has rolled out Dia, an AI‑first browser currently in beta for macOS that places a contextual assistant—powered by a “skills” system—right in your address bar and sidebar, letting you summarize content, draft emails, shop smarter, and interact directly with tabs and browsing history without switching apps

<https://www.diabrowser.com/>

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### Fellou

<https://fellou.ai/>

Fellou, the world’s first true *agentic browser*, which doesn’t just display web pages but autonomously thinks, navigates, clicks, and compiles insights—letting you delegate complex workflows and deep research across public and private platforms via intuitive natural-language commands
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<https://www.perplexity.ai/comet>

Perplexity AI has launched Comet, a Chromium‑based AI‑powered web browser that transforms browsing into a conversational assistant—organizing tabs, retaining context across sessions, automating tasks like summarizing articles, shopping, emailing, calendar management and even food ordering—all currently available to Perplexity Max subscribers with broader invite access rolling out through the summer of 2025.
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Chrome AI Mode

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