#AI browser

Perplexity AI has launched its Comet browser on iOS. Perplexity AI is expanding their AI-powered browser to iOS users. In addition, the browser can handle tasks such as creating calendar events, filling out forms and gathering information from platforms like LinkedIn. Google has introduced Disco, a lightweight, experimental browser from Google Labs designed to test new AI ideas for web discovery and research. The browser’s main feature, GenTabs, uses a person’s open tabs and chat history to understand what they are working on, then generates mini web apps to help complete tasks like trip planning, studying, or meal planning, without needing to code. Opera has rolled out Gemini-powered AI features to more of its browsers, expanding support beyond Opera Neon to include Opera One and Opera GX, bringing smart tools to over 80 million users worldwide. According to Opera, its partnership with Google enables these Gemini features to be offered for free in Opera One and GX, while users of the Neon browser gain access to more advanced Gemini 3 Pro capabilities. Perplexity has launched its AI browser, Comet, on Android devices, expanding its AI-powered search from desktop to mobile. Read more in our articles including "Perplexity Comet AI browser now available on iOS" and "Google unveils Disco, an experimental AI browser that turns tabs into mini apps".