#Comet browser

Perplexity has launched its AI browser, Comet, on Android devices, expanding its AI-powered search from desktop to mobile. Comet brings most desktop features to mobile, letting users set it as the default search engine, ask questions through tabs, and use voice commands to interact with the assistant. Everyone can interact with Comet in the same session, rename browsing sessions, manage tabs, and switch the active AI model anytime. Perplexity’s move comes as other companies like OpenAI, Opera, and The Browser Company also explore AI browsers. Perplexity AI has announced that its AI-powered web browser, COMET, is now available for free to users worldwide. The browser, first introduced in July and initially limited to Perplexity Max subscribers at $200 per month, is designed to act as a personal AI assistant capable of searching the web, organizing tabs, drafting emails, shopping, and more. COMET merges Perplexity’s conversational AI capabilities with the familiar functionality of a traditional browser, allowing users to combine productivity and intelligent search in one platform. Users can now download the desktop version of COMET directly from Perplexity’s website, though it has yet to appear on the macOS App Store or Microsoft Store. Read more in our articles including "Comet AI browser now available on Android" and "Perplexity’s Comet AI Browser Now Free for All, Mobile App Launching Soon".