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With AI-powered tools becoming more popular, Microsoft has introduced a new feature called Copilot Mode in its Edge browser. This new feature is designed to make web browsing smarter and more helpful by using AI. It is said to help you research, find information, and even take action on your behalf.

Copilot Mode is currently an experimental and fully opt-in feature. Anyone using Edge on a Mac or Windows who has access to Copilot can try it out for free during this early phase.

What can Copilot Mode do?

Once enabled, you’ll see a new tab layout where you can chat with Copilot, ask it questions, and browse with its help. For example, if you’re reading a recipe online, you can ask Copilot if it can be made vegan. Instead of searching on your own, Copilot will suggest substitutions.

You can even ask it to summarise the recipe so you don’t have to scroll through long personal stories often included in blog posts. This kind of help saves time and effort.

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“Coming soon, you will be able to give Copilot permission to access the additional browser context it needs, such as your history and credentials, to take more advanced and seamless actions – like booking reservations or managing errands on your behalf,” Microsoft said in a blogpost. Voice input is also supported, making it easier for people who find typing or navigating websites challenging.

One of Copilot’s more powerful features is its ability to see all your open tabs (with your permission) and help you understand or compare information. This is great for tasks like checking prices across different websites or researching products.

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While the idea of AI watching what you do might worry some people, Microsoft promises users will always be in control and clearly shown when Copilot is active.

Ayushi Jain

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