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Do Perplexity And OpenAI’s AI Browsers Mean The End Of Google Chrome’s Hegemony?

Perplexity has launched its AI browser, while OpenAI will launch its own browser soon. And it looks like Chrome's hegemony is under siege.

Windows Central on MSN · 9h

Perplexity launches "Comet" AI web browser to take on Chrome and Edge — and you can use it today for $200 a month

Perplexity has launched its own AI-powered web browser dubbed "Comet" that is available now, but only if you pay $200 a month as part of Perplexity Max. Otherwise, you'll have to wait for an invitation to use it.

PC World · 14h

Perplexity debuts Comet, a free AI browser (that currently costs $200)

Perplexity.ai has launched its own Comet browser to take on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge and their respective search engines. But Comet is enormously expensive, and in tests, didn't always work.

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Microsoft’s Edge browser now loads sites even faster

The company says it’s improved the responsiveness of several Edge features, including its settings page.

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Microsoft Edge Performance Gets a Boost, Now Faster & More Responsive

Microsoft Edge performance has been significantly improved since February with sites loading at even faster speeds.

Tech Times2d

Microsoft Edge Just Got Way Faster with Under 300ms Load Times

Microsoft Edge now loads web content in under 300ms thanks to major performance upgrades, making the browser feel faster and more responsive than ever.

NewsBytes2d

Microsoft's latest update gives Edge a speed boost

Microsoft's Edge browser has hit a significant milestone, now loading websites in under 300 milliseconds, enhancing user ...

XDA Developers on MSN4d

Microsoft finally removes Edge's most annoying feature, but only for a select few

Microsoft is removing Bing headers begging users not to download Google Chrome in some regions. Only users from countries ...

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Latest Microsoft Edge update breaks design visuals on Windows 11 — once you see it, you'll hate it

Microsoft Edge version 138 started rolling out last week, and users quickly noticed it's missing an important visual design ...

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