AI browsers compared, function by function

AI browsers put an AI assistant inside the browser; agentic ones also act on pages for you. Here Perplexity Comet, Dia, Arc, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot and the retired ChatGPT Atlas sit beside Minda Super Intelligence, a desktop AI agent app with its own built-in browser, every fact sourced and dated.

Checked on 18 October 2026 · 10 products · 14 functions · every answer but Minda’s links to its maker’s own page

See the table Which fits which job

On this page: 10 products, 14 functions each

MindaMinda Super Intelligence
Not a browser: a desktop AI agent app with its own built-in browser. Its SI agent works in your own signed-in accounts, each workspace kept apart, with any AI model.
Perplexity CometPerplexity
A Chromium-based browser with AI from Perplexity built in. Source
DiaThe Browser Company
An AI browser, in its own help center’s words. Source
The Browser Company announced in September 2025 that Atlassian would buy it; the pages read do not say whether the sale has closed. Source
ArcMaintained onlyThe Browser Company
A browser that adapts itself to the way you use the internet, as its maker describes it. Source
Maintained, not developed as before: The Browser Company says it no longer actively develops Arc’s core experience, and calls Dia the next evolution of Arc. Sources 1 2
FellouFellou
Calls itself an agentic AI browser, made to research the web in depth and to automate tasks. Source
Opera NeonOpera
A browser made to take action for you, as Opera puts it. Source
Brave with LeoBrave
Leo, Brave’s AI assistant, built into the Brave browser. Source
Chrome with GeminiGoogle
Gemini in Chrome, Google’s AI assistant for browsing, built into Chrome. Source
Edge with CopilotMicrosoft
Copilot, Microsoft’s AI assistant, built into the Edge browser. Source
ChatGPT AtlasRetiredOpenAI
OpenAI’s web browser with ChatGPT at its core, now retired: it no longer gets updates. Sources 1 2

What is an AI browser?

An AI browser is a web browser with an AI assistant built in: it reads the page you are on to answer questions, sum it up or write, and many can also act on the page for you.

The assistant usually sits in a panel beside the page, and some take your other open tabs as context. Where a maker names the engine underneath, the Browser engine row says which.

What sets them apart is what the AI may do, which models it uses, where it runs, and what it sends where. The table below compares exactly that.

What is an agentic browser?

An agentic browser is an AI browser whose assistant can act, not only answer: it clicks, types, fills in forms and moves between pages to finish a task you describe.

It works in your signed-in sessions, so it can do what you can do on a site. That is why the safeguards matter: whether it asks before a payment or a send, whether you can stop it, and how it treats text on a page that tries to give it orders.

Minda Super Intelligence is not a browser: it is a desktop AI agent app with its own built-in browser, so its SI agent acts on pages too, in the workspaces you name.

How do they compare, function by function?

Yes
In part, or with a limit
No: its maker says so
Not listed on its maker’s pages
Not checked yet: no page of its maker answered it

Perplexity Comet, Dia, Arc, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot and ChatGPT Atlas beside Minda: a table for each part, a row for each product.

Where it runs

Computers, phones and the engine underneath.

Where it runs: Minda, Perplexity Comet, Dia, Arc, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot and ChatGPT Atlas. Every answer but Minda’s read from its maker’s pages on 18 October 2026.
Product	Computers it runs onWindows, macOS, Linux	On your phoneAn app or a web app	Browser engineWhat draws the pages
MindaMinda Super Intelligence	Computers it runs on In part Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) first, coming soon; macOS and Linux builds are not published yet.	On your phone In part A phone web app: send tasks to your computer, and allow, deny or stop what it asks. Not in the App Store or Google Play.	Browser engine Yes Chromium 150, through Electron 43, so sites open as they do in Chrome.
Perplexity CometPerplexity	Computers it runs on In part Windows 10 or later and macOS 11 or later are its supported systems; Linux is not on that list. Source	On your phone In part An Android app in the Play Store; Perplexity’s own pages differ on whether public iOS and Android apps exist. Source	Browser engine Yes Chromium, the engine behind Chrome, with AI features powered by Perplexity. Source
DiaThe Browser Company	Computers it runs on Yes Mac and Windows: its changelog has Dia 1.53.0 for Mac and 1.2.0 for Windows. Linux is not mentioned. Source	On your phone Not listed No iOS or Android app on the pages checked; the changelog covers only Mac and Windows. Pages checked 1 2 3 4	Browser engine Yes Built on Chromium, the engine behind Chrome and Edge; an update moved it to Chromium 155. Source
ArcMaintained onlyThe Browser Company	Computers it runs on Yes Windows and macOS; its FAQ says Linux is not supported. Source	On your phone In part On phones it is Arc Search, a separate browser for iOS and Android; the older Arc Mobile Companion app is deprecated. Source	Browser engine Yes Built on Chromium, the engine of Chrome and Edge, with some Google features taken out. Source
FellouFellou	Computers it runs on Yes Downloads for Mac, on Apple or Intel chips, and for Windows; Linux is not mentioned. Source	On your phone Not listed No iOS or Android app is named on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3 4	Browser engine Not listed No browser engine is named on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3 4 5
Opera NeonOpera	Computers it runs on Yes Windows and macOS, the two systems Opera names. Source	On your phone Not checked yet Opera names only Windows and macOS, and its FAQ answer about phones could not be read. Pages tried 1 2	Browser engine Not listed No browser engine is named on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3 4
Brave with LeoBrave	Computers it runs on Yes Leo is in Brave on macOS, Windows and Linux. Source	On your phone Yes Leo is in Brave for Android and iOS; AI browsing, its agent, is on computers only. Sources 1 2	Browser engine Yes Built from Chromium’s source code, per Brave’s help center. Source
Chrome with GeminiGoogle	Computers it runs on Yes macOS, Windows and Chromebook Plus. Source	On your phone In part On Android for everyone in the U.S., and built into Chrome for iOS; auto browse is not on iPhone or iPad yet. Sources 1 2	Browser engine Not listed No browser engine is named on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3 4
Edge with CopilotMicrosoft	Computers it runs on Yes Downloads for Windows, Mac and Linux. Source	On your phone Yes Copilot is in Edge on phones and tablets; where its agent runs is not stated. Source	Browser engine Yes Built on Chromium, the same technology as Google Chrome. Source
ChatGPT AtlasRetiredOpenAI	Computers it runs on In part Launched on macOS; versions for Windows, iOS and Android were announced as coming soon. Source	On your phone No iOS and Android versions were only announced as coming soon at launch. Source	Browser engine Not listed No browser engine is named on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3

What its AI does

Acting on pages, asking first, accounts, models and schedules.

What its AI does: Minda, Perplexity Comet, Dia, Arc, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot and ChatGPT Atlas. Every answer but Minda’s read from its maker’s pages on 18 October 2026.
Product	Acts on web pagesClicks, types and fills in forms	Asks before sensitive stepsPayments, sends, orders	Several accounts kept apartProfiles or workspaces	Choice of AI modelOr your own key	AI on your own computerNo cloud model needed	Scheduled AI tasksRuns on a timetable
MindaMinda Super Intelligence	Acts on web pages Yes The SI agent clicks, types and fills in forms on its own, in tabs out of your way, on every plan. Stop ends a run at any time. More	Asks before sensitive steps Yes Ask before paying is on by default: a press that pays, buys or orders waits for your OK. Careful mode holds sends, deletes and passwords too.	Several accounts kept apart Yes Each workspace keeps its own cookies and sign-ins, so the agent can work in several accounts of one site at once. More	Choice of AI model Yes Minda SI credits, or your own OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, OpenRouter or Qwen key, which uses no credits. More	AI on your own computer Yes Ollama models on your computer, unlimited. Keep SI on this computer refuses every cloud provider before anything is sent. More	Scheduled AI tasks Yes SI tasks on a schedule, from every 15 minutes to your own cron, while Minda is open; cloud automations run while it is off. More
Perplexity CometPerplexity	Acts on web pages Yes Comet Assistant acts on websites for you, started from its panel or a / shortcut, while you keep browsing. Source	Asks before sensitive steps In part Asks before sensitive steps such as sending an email or placing an order; Always allow skips the question from then on. Source	Several accounts kept apart Yes Profiles each keep their own data and sign-ins, each in a window of its own. Source	Choice of AI model In part Follows your Perplexity plan: Free picks the model, Pro adds advanced models, Max adds OpenAI and Anthropic models. Own API keys are not mentioned. Source	AI on your own computer Not listed Requests go to Perplexity; the pages checked state no AI running on your computer. Pages checked 1 2	Scheduled AI tasks Not listed The pages checked list no scheduled or repeating Comet tasks; Perplexity’s separate Computer product has them. Pages checked 1 2
DiaThe Browser Company	Acts on web pages In part Fills in forms with @Autofill, and skills use your connected tools; clicking and moving between pages for you is not described. Source	Asks before sensitive steps In part The skill builder shows its steps for you to approve; a stop before purchases, sends or sign-ins is not stated. Source	Several accounts kept apart In part Profiles are separate browsing contexts you can swipe between; being signed in to several at once is not stated. Source	Choice of AI model In part GPT-5 runs /research and skills, with backup models when one fails; choosing a model or bringing your own key is not described. Source	AI on your own computer In part A small model on your device only routes between Chat and Google; /research and skills run on GPT-5. Source	Scheduled AI tasks In part The skill builder’s examples include a weekly check-in; no scheduler or run times are described. Source
ArcMaintained onlyThe Browser Company	Acts on web pages In part On phones, Browse for Me searches, reads pages and writes you an answer page; the desktop app states no agent that acts on pages. Source	Asks before sensitive steps Not listed No agent that acts on pages is described, so no question before sensitive steps is either. Pages checked 1 2 3	Several accounts kept apart In part Spaces and Profiles in one window; whether several sign-ins to one site work side by side is not stated. Source	Choice of AI model In part ChatGPT from the Command Bar with Arc Max; no choice of model or own API key is stated. Source	AI on your own computer Not listed The pages checked state no AI running on your computer; Arc Max answers through ChatGPT. Pages checked 1 2	Scheduled AI tasks Not listed No scheduled or repeating tasks on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2
FellouFellou	Acts on web pages Yes Plans and carries out web and desktop tasks across several apps on its own, getting through sign-ins and CAPTCHAs; you start from a task or a chat. Source	Asks before sensitive steps In part You can look over and edit a workflow before it runs, watch it, and stop it at any step; a stop before sensitive steps is not named. Source	Several accounts kept apart Not listed No profiles or separate sign-ins are described; it works inside accounts you are signed in to, such as X and Reddit. Pages checked 1 2 3	Choice of AI model In part Some plans include an advanced model; which models, choosing one, and own API keys are not stated. Source	AI on your own computer In part Desktop tasks run on your computer with Computer Use; where the AI itself runs is not stated. Source	Scheduled AI tasks Yes Any workflow can run at a set time or on a repeating schedule; the free plan includes some scheduled tasks. Source
Opera NeonOpera	Acts on web pages In part Neon Do acts inside your signed-in browser session, on a paid plan; outside AI clients can also click and fill in forms through MCP. Source	Asks before sensitive steps Not checked yet You can pause it or take over at any moment; the FAQ answer about payments and sign-ins could not be read. Pages tried 1 2	Several accounts kept apart Not listed Separate profiles, or several sign-ins to one site, are not mentioned; its agents work in your active session. Pages checked 1 2 3	Choice of AI model In part Models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, the strongest for subscribers; own API keys are not stated. Source	AI on your own computer In part An AI that runs on your computer, such as Claude Code, can drive Neon through its command-line tool; Neon’s own AI is not stated to run locally. Source	Scheduled AI tasks In part Scheduled tasks are listed for the paid Standard plan only. Source
Brave with LeoBrave	Acts on web pages In part AI browsing acts on sites, from research to filling a shopping cart, once you start it; it is an experiment in the Nightly test build, on computers only. Source	Asks before sensitive steps In part Asks your permission for sensitive actions that an attacker may have slipped in; not a general stop before buying. Source	Several accounts kept apart Yes Containers keep cookies apart, so several accounts of one site run side by side. Source	Choice of AI model Yes Brave-hosted Qwen, Llama and Claude models to choose from, or your own model, other makers’ APIs included. Sources 1 2	AI on your own computer In part Models on your own computer only through Bring Your Own Model, on a computer with your own Ollama setup and 8 GB of memory or more; the default models run on Brave’s servers. Source	Scheduled AI tasks No AI browsing has to be started by you: Brave says it cannot start on its own. Source
Chrome with GeminiGoogle	Acts on web pages In part Auto browse fills in carts and books reservations for you, for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the U.S.; you can take over. Sources 1 2	Asks before sensitive steps In part Auto browse asks before some sensitive tasks, and Skills ask before calendar or email actions. Source	Several accounts kept apart In part Chrome profiles keep work and personal accounts apart, and you switch between them. Source	Choice of AI model In part Built on Gemini 3; no choice of model or own API key is stated. Source	AI on your own computer Not listed No AI running on your own computer is stated on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3 4	Scheduled AI tasks Not listed No scheduled or repeating runs are stated; Skills run with one click. Pages checked 1 2
Edge with CopilotMicrosoft	Acts on web pages In part Browse with Copilot clicks, types and moves between tabs for you, started from Copilot’s text box; it needs Microsoft 365 Premium and comes to the U.S. first. Source	Asks before sensitive steps In part Asks for your attention and supervision before certain actions, such as buying something. Source	Several accounts kept apart Yes Several profiles, each opening in its own Edge window. Source	Choice of AI model In part Copilot’s Smart mode uses a GPT-5 model, per a Copilot page that does not name Edge; no choice of model or own API key is stated. Source	AI on your own computer In part Browse with Copilot runs its actions in your browser; where the AI model runs is not stated. Source	Scheduled AI tasks Not listed No scheduled or repeating runs are stated on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3
ChatGPT AtlasRetiredOpenAI	Acts on web pages In part Agent mode acted in your browser, automating tasks such as booking appointments; a preview for Plus, Pro and Business users. Source	Asks before sensitive steps In part It paused for you to watch only on certain sensitive sites, such as financial institutions. Source	Several accounts kept apart No Several profiles were only on its roadmap at launch. Source	Choice of AI model Not listed No choice of model or own API keys is stated on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3	AI on your own computer Not listed No AI running on your own computer is stated on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3	Scheduled AI tasks Not listed No scheduled or repeating tasks are stated; the launch post speaks only of automating routine tasks. Pages checked 1 2 3

Browser, access and data

Ads, extensions, how to get it and what happens to your data.

Browser, access and data: Minda, Perplexity Comet, Dia, Arc, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot and ChatGPT Atlas. Every answer but Minda’s read from its maker’s pages on 18 October 2026.
Product	Built-in ad blockerNo extension needed	Chrome extensionsFrom the Chrome Web Store	Free to useA free plan or tier	How you get itDownload, waitlist or invite	What it says about your dataSending, keeping, training
MindaMinda Super Intelligence	Built-in ad blocker Yes A built-in ad blocker with a panel per site, harmful-site warnings, and cookie pop-ups rejected for you. More	Chrome extensions In part Installs Chrome extensions from the Web Store, but not every extension is promised to work.	Free to use Yes Free has every function, with 100 Minda SI credits a month; chat with your own keys or Ollama is unlimited. More	How you get it Coming soon Minda Super Intelligence for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) is coming soon; macOS and Linux builds are not published yet.	What it says about your data Yes Every network call is listed feature by feature in a published audit, and a log shows what the SI sent, never the words.
Perplexity CometPerplexity	Built-in ad blocker In part A built-in blocker for ads and trackers, which Perplexity says stops most of them. Source	Chrome extensions In part Works with most Chrome Web Store extensions; some Chrome-only features may not. Source	Free to use Yes Basic AI right after install, with no sign-in; signing in raises the limits, and paid Pro and Max plans exist. Source	How you get it Yes A public installer for Windows and Mac on its download page; companies roll it out separately. Source	What it says about your data Yes The assistant keeps browsing history and cookies on your device, sends only the context a request needs, and Perplexity says it does not sell it. Source
DiaThe Browser Company	Built-in ad blocker Yes A built-in blocker for ads and trackers, with a switch for each. Source	Chrome extensions In part Supports browser extensions and syncs them; older Manifest V2 extensions no longer work. Source	Free to use Yes A free tier, Better Browser, with usage limits; the paid tiers are Better Answers and Better Days. Source	How you get it Yes A free tier and public releases for Mac and Windows; Early Birds can sign up to get new features first. Source	What it says about your data Yes Says your data is never sold or used to build ad profiles, and that Sync is end-to-end encrypted. Source
ArcMaintained onlyThe Browser Company	Built-in ad blocker In part Comes with uBlock Origin installed, which you can remove; it has no ad blocking of its own yet. Source	Chrome extensions Yes Supports every extension Chrome supports, its FAQ says. Source	Free to use Not listed The pages checked do not say whether Arc is free; the FAQ says its future business will charge companies. Pages checked 1 2 3	How you get it Yes Public downloads for Windows and macOS; you need an account to use it. Source	What it says about your data Yes Says it does not know which sites you visit or what you type, and does not sell your data. Source
FellouFellou	Built-in ad blocker Not listed No ad or tracker blocking is mentioned on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3	Chrome extensions Not listed Chrome Web Store extensions are not mentioned; the word extensible there refers to its developer agent framework. Pages checked 1 2 3	Free to use Yes A free plan with a limited number of Sparks, its credits, and some scheduled tasks; paid Plus, Pro and Ultra plans exist. Source	How you get it Yes Public downloads for Mac and Windows, and a free plan. Source	What it says about your data Yes Collects your prompts, files, actions and the state of your setup, may ask for screen and accessibility permissions, and lets you object to training on your data. Source
Opera NeonOpera	Built-in ad blocker Yes A built-in ad blocker, on the free plan and up. Source	Chrome extensions In part Supports themes and extensions; which store they come from is not named. Source	Free to use Yes A free plan with the browser, its command-line tool and MCP Connector, which needs an account to connect; Standard adds Neon’s own agents. Sources 1 2	How you get it Yes Open to anyone since December 2025, when the waitlist was removed; a download for Windows and macOS. Source	What it says about your data Yes What goes to its AI providers is kept briefly, 30 days at OpenAI and 24 hours at Google, and is not used to train their models. Source
Brave with LeoBrave	Built-in ad blocker Yes Shields block third-party ads and trackers on every page. Source	Chrome extensions Yes Installs extensions straight from the Chrome Web Store, with support for nearly all Chromium ones. Source	Free to use Yes Leo is free, and Leo Premium adds more models and faster answers. Source	How you get it Yes A public download, with no account needed for free Leo; Leo Premium is paid. Sources 1 2	What it says about your data Yes Says Leo does not keep or share chats, or use them to train models. Source
Chrome with GeminiGoogle	Built-in ad blocker Not listed No ad blocker is mentioned on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3	Chrome extensions Yes Extensions come from the Chrome Web Store. Source	Free to use In part Basic Gemini in Chrome is open to all its users, though free use is not stated outright; auto browse needs a paid Google AI Pro or Ultra plan. Sources 1 2	How you get it In part Gemini in Chrome is not yet open to every user, and auto browse is rolling out gradually, in the U.S. only. Sources 1 2	What it says about your data Yes You can pause Gemini in Chrome, limit what it can see, and delete your history. Source
Edge with CopilotMicrosoft	Built-in ad blocker In part A Block ads switch is described for Android and iOS only; no ad blocker on a computer is stated. Source	Chrome extensions Yes Installs extensions from Chromium-compatible stores, the Chrome Web Store included. Source	Free to use Yes Microsoft Copilot itself is free; Browse with Copilot needs Microsoft 365 Premium. Sources 1 2	How you get it Yes A free public download of Edge; Browse with Copilot is rolling out in the U.S., with more markets to follow. Sources 1 2	What it says about your data In part Browse with Copilot keeps screenshots of the pages it visits, to troubleshoot and review its work; how long is not on the part of the page that was read. Source
ChatGPT AtlasRetiredOpenAI	Built-in ad blocker Not listed No ad blocker is mentioned on the pages checked. Pages checked 1 2 3	Chrome extensions Not listed Chrome Web Store support is not stated; its agent itself could not install extensions. Pages checked 1 2 3	Free to use Yes Free users had Atlas from launch; agent mode was for paid plans. Source	How you get it Yes A worldwide download for macOS at launch; it is now retired. Source	What it says about your data Yes By default, what you browsed was not used to train OpenAI’s models; you could opt in under data controls. Source

Which AI browser fits which job?

It depends on the job: here is each one, the function that decides it, and the products whose makers say they do it.

Minda Super Intelligence is listed too, though it is not a browser: it is a desktop AI agent app with its own built-in browser. ChatGPT Atlas is left out: it is retired.

Hand a web task to an agent that clicks and types
Decided by Acts on web pages
Yes
Minda, Perplexity Comet, Fellou
In part
Dia, Arc, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot
Keep several accounts of one site apart
Decided by Several accounts kept apart
Yes
Minda, Perplexity Comet, Brave with Leo, Edge with Copilot
In part
Dia, Arc, Chrome with Gemini
Choose the AI model, or bring your own key
Decided by Choice of AI model
Yes
Minda, Brave with Leo
In part
Perplexity Comet, Dia, Arc, Fellou, Opera Neon, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot
Run the AI on your own computer
Decided by AI on your own computer
Yes
Minda
In part
Dia, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Edge with Copilot
Run AI tasks on a schedule
Decided by Scheduled AI tasks
Yes
Minda, Fellou
In part
Dia, Opera Neon
Block ads without an extension
Decided by Built-in ad blocker
Yes
Minda, Dia, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo
In part
Perplexity Comet, Arc, Edge with Copilot
Keep your Chrome extensions
Decided by Chrome extensions
Yes
Arc, Brave with Leo, Chrome with Gemini, Edge with Copilot
In part
Minda, Perplexity Comet, Dia, Opera Neon
Start without paying
Decided by Free to use
Yes
Minda, Perplexity Comet, Dia, Fellou, Opera Neon, Brave with Leo, Edge with Copilot
In part
Chrome with Gemini

Is an AI browser safe?

It can be, when you keep control of what its AI may do: the risks are hidden orders on a page, an agent acting in your signed-in accounts, and what is sent to a cloud model.

Hidden orders on a page: a web page can carry text meant to steer an AI agent, called prompt injection. Look for one that treats page text as data and asks before sensitive steps.
Your signed-in accounts: an agent that acts as you can send, buy or delete. Look for a question before payments and sends, and a way to stop a run.
What leaves your computer: an AI that answers from a cloud model needs the content you ask about. Check what each maker says it sends, keeps and trains on, and whether the AI can run on your computer.
In Minda: Ask before paying is on by default, page text reaches the model fenced as data, and a log shows what the SI sent, never the words.

Where is each one ahead?

Each one wins somewhere. These are the differences that decide which one fits the work, each from its maker’s own page.

Where Minda is ahead

Works in your own signed-in accounts, each workspace’s sign-ins kept apart, so one agent can work in several accounts of one site at once.
Any AI model: Minda SI credits, your own key from six AI makers, or a model on your own computer through Ollama.
Unlimited scheduled tasks and automations on every plan, and cloud automations that run while your computer is off.
A published list of what leaves your computer, feature by feature, and one switch that keeps the SI on it.

Where Comet is ahead

Voice mode controls the whole browser, hands-free. Source
Prompt shortcuts run from anywhere with a /, and can be shared with a link. Source
Its Android app navigates, searches and finishes web tasks on its own. Source

Where Dia is ahead

Skills made from a single sentence, with its natural-language skill builder. Source
Extensions, their order and their on or off state sync across devices, profile by profile. Source
GitHub Live Tab Groups update the moment something changes. Source

Where Arc is ahead

Spaces and Profiles keep work, study and hobbies apart in one window. Source
Hover over a link and press Shift to preview the page, without a click. Source
Pinned tabs get shorter, tidier titles by themselves. Source

Where Fellou is ahead

Workflows run at a set time or on a repeating schedule. Source
Several tasks run at once in a workspace behind the scenes while you browse other sites. Source
Offers help before you ask, from your browsing and chat history, the page in front of you and your own knowledge base. Source

Where Neon is ahead

Neon Do acts inside your real browser session, where you are already signed in. Source
Tasks are self-contained workspaces that keep their own context. Source
A command-line tool with token compression, so AI agents use the browser more efficiently. Source
A built-in MCP server, so your own AI agents can use the browser. Source

Where Brave is ahead

Your own AI models, on your computer or remote. Source
Containers run several accounts of one site side by side, without another profile or a private window. Source
Chat with Leo with no account and no sign-in. Source
AI browsing works in an isolated profile and checks that each action is the one you meant. Source

Where Chrome is ahead

Share up to 10 open tabs with Gemini on a computer. Source
Take over a task from Gemini at any moment. Source
Turn prompts you use often into one-click tools with Skills. Source

Where Edge is ahead

Groups your browsing into journeys of related pages, searches and chats. Source
Shows each step of Browse with Copilot as it happens, and you can take control at any time. Source
Start by typing, with a voice conversation through Copilot Vision, or with a one-click summary of the page. Source

Where Atlas was ahead

Browser memories brought back what you had seen on sites you visited, when you needed it. Source
ChatGPT acted for you right in your own browser, where you were already signed in. Source
A switch in the address bar set which sites ChatGPT could see, even with memories on. Source

How this page was made

Minda’s column comes from Minda’s own product facts, the same ones the rest of this site uses.
Every other product’s answer links to the page of its maker it was read from. The lists below give each page and the day it was read.
No means its maker says it does not, or not yet. Not listed means the maker’s pages that were read do not mention it; it is never shown as No.
Not checked yet means no page of its maker answered it when this page was checked: none was read for it, or its answer could not be read. It is left out of every count.
Each answer is written in our own words from the maker’s page. The page compares what each product does, not how well: one row can hide a big difference in depth.
No prices: plans change often, and each maker’s own pricing page is the place to check them.

Perplexity pages read for Perplexity Comet

Getting started with CometRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11583745-getting-started-with-comet-set-up
Installing CometRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11583748-installing-comet
Comet for Android: quick startRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/12875447-comet-for-android-quick-start-and-key-features
The Comet Assistant panelRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11734688-assistant-panel
How we engineer safer agentsRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/how-we-engineer-safer-agents
Profiles on CometRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11642916-profiles-on-comet
Which Perplexity plan is right for youRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/en/articles/11187416-which-perplexity-subscription-plan-is-right-for-you
Comet Assistant privacy and data useRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/12867415-comet-assistant-privacy-data-use
Comet query shortcutsRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11906981-comet-query-shortcuts
Adblock in CometRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11734702-adblock
Extensions in CometRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11734716-extensions
Do I need a Perplexity account to use Comet?Read 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/comet/en/articles/11583823-do-i-need-a-perplexity-account-to-use-comet
Comet for EnterpriseRead 18 October 2026 · www.perplexity.ai/help-center/en/articles/12781449-comet-for-enterprise

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Dia changelogRead 18 October 2026 · www.diabrowser.com/changelog
Dia 1.2.0 for WindowsRead 18 October 2026 · www.diabrowser.com/changelog/windows/1-2-0
Dia help centerRead 18 October 2026 · www.diabrowser.com/help
Dia plansRead 18 October 2026 · www.diabrowser.com/plans
Dia securityRead 18 October 2026 · www.diabrowser.com/security
The Browser Company: Your Tuesday in 2030Read 18 October 2026 · browsercompany.substack.com/p/your-tuesday-in-2030

The Browser Company pages read for Arc

Arc home pageRead 18 October 2026 · arc.net/
Arc MaxRead 18 October 2026 · arc.net/max
Arc FAQRead 18 October 2026 · arc.net/faq
Arc securityRead 18 October 2026 · arc.net/security
Arc for iOS and Android: Arc SearchRead 18 October 2026 · resources.arc.net/hc/en-us/articles/20887042551831-Arc-for-iOS-Android-Arc-Search
A letter to Arc members, 2025Read 18 October 2026 · browsercompany.substack.com/p/letter-to-arc-members-2025

Fellou pages read for Fellou

Fellou home pageRead 18 October 2026 · fellou.ai/
Fellou download pageRead 18 October 2026 · fellou.ai/download
Fellou plansRead 18 October 2026 · fellou.ai/pricing
Fellou privacy policyRead 18 October 2026 · fellou.ai/policy/
Fellou use casesRead 18 October 2026 · fellou.ai/use-cases

Opera pages read for Opera Neon

Opera Neon home pageRead 18 October 2026 · www.operaneon.com/
Opera Neon FAQRead 18 October 2026 · www.operaneon.com/faq
Opera ships Opera NeonRead 18 October 2026 · www.operaneon.com/news/opera-ships-the-opera-neon-ai-agentic-browser
Your AI agents can use Opera Neon free of chargeRead 18 October 2026 · www.operaneon.com/news/your-ai-agents-can-use-opera-neon-free-of-charge
Opera Neon plansRead 18 October 2026 · www.operaneon.com/subscription
Opera opens public access to Opera NeonRead 18 October 2026 · press.opera.com/2025/12/11/opera-opens-public-access-to-opera-neon-its-experimental-agentic-ai-browser/
Opera Neon adds MCP Connector (press release)Read 18 October 2026 · press.opera.com/2026/03/31/opera-neon-adds-mcp-connector/
Opera Neon adds MCP Connector to the browserRead 18 October 2026 · blogs.opera.com/news/2026/03/opera-neon-adds-mcp-connector-to-the-browser/
Opera Browser CLIRead 18 October 2026 · blogs.opera.com/news/2026/05/opera-browser-cli/
Opera Neon privacy statementRead 18 October 2026 · www.operaneon.com/legal/privacy

Brave pages read for Brave with Leo

Brave LeoRead 18 October 2026 · brave.com/leo/
Brave ShieldsRead 18 October 2026 · brave.com/shields/
How do I use AI browsing in Brave?Read 18 October 2026 · support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/41240379376909-How-do-I-use-AI-Browsing-in-Brave
What does Brave remove from the Chromium engine?Read 18 October 2026 · support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/36223805247245-What-does-brave-remove-from-the-Chromium-engine
How do I use Containers in Brave?Read 18 October 2026 · support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/39077103885325-How-do-I-use-Containers-in-Brave
The differences between Leo’s AI modelsRead 18 October 2026 · support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/26727364100493-What-are-the-differences-between-Leo-s-AI-Models
Bring Your Own Model with Brave LeoRead 18 October 2026 · support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/34070140231821-How-do-I-use-the-Bring-Your-Own-Model-BYOM-with-Brave-Leo
How can I add extensions to Brave?Read 18 October 2026 · support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/360017909112-How-can-I-add-extensions-to-Brave

Google pages read for Chrome with Gemini

AI innovations in ChromeRead 18 October 2026 · www.google.com/chrome/ai-innovations/
Google ChromeRead 18 October 2026 · www.google.com/chrome/
Use Gemini in ChromeRead 18 October 2026 · support.google.com/chrome/answer/16283624
Auto browse in Gemini in ChromeRead 18 October 2026 · support.google.com/gemini/answer/16821166
Chrome profilesRead 18 October 2026 · support.google.com/chrome/answer/2364824
Gemini in Chrome on Android, with auto browseRead 18 October 2026 · blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/chrome/gemini-in-chrome-android-auto-browse/
Chrome expands in Latin AmericaRead 18 October 2026 · blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/chrome/chrome-expands-latin-america/
Gemini 3 and auto browse in ChromeRead 18 October 2026 · blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/chrome/gemini-3-auto-browse/
Skills in ChromeRead 18 October 2026 · blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/chrome/skills-in-chrome/

Microsoft pages read for Edge with Copilot

Microsoft Edge download pageRead 18 October 2026 · explore.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/download?form=MA13FJ
Copilot in EdgeRead 18 October 2026 · explore.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/copilot?ep=2370&es=394&rd=cm&cs=1822029234&form=MA13SQ&profile=personal
Browse with CopilotRead 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot/browse-with-copilot
Getting started with Copilot in Microsoft EdgeRead 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot/getting-started-with-copilot-in-microsoft-edge
Sign in and create several profiles in EdgeRead 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/sign-in-and-create-multiple-profiles-in-microsoft-edge
Why are some of my extensions missing?Read 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/why-are-some-of-my-extensions-missing-on-the-new-microsoft-edge
The new Microsoft Edge (Chromium)Read 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/microsoft-edge-chromium
Microsoft Edge app helpRead 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/edge/microsoft-edge-app-help
Microsoft Copilot and Copilot in Microsoft 365Read 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/what-s-the-difference-between-microsoft-copilot-free-and-copilot-in-microsoft-365
Conversation modes in Microsoft CopilotRead 18 October 2026 · support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/conversation-modes-in-microsoft-copilot

OpenAI pages read for ChatGPT Atlas

ChatGPT Atlas retirementRead 18 October 2026 · help.openai.com/en/articles/20001371-chatgpt-atlas-retirement
Introducing ChatGPT AtlasRead 18 October 2026 · openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-atlas/
The ChatGPT Atlas pageRead 18 October 2026 · chatgpt.com/atlas

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