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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Andrew E. Freedman

Edge browser's new Copilot Mode lets you talk to AI about your tabs if you opt in — but it's only free for 'a limited time'

Copilot Edge.

Microsoft has been ramping up its Copilot AI assistant across its ecosystem, through Windows, Office, and Edge. Today, the company is announcing a new "experimental" Copilot Mode to Edge, which will combine chat, search, and navigation, as well as let you take certain actions.

The opt-in feature will put Copilot in each new tab with an input box that you can use to ask questions, type in a web address, or do a web search. With further permission, you can allow Copilot to look at all of your tabs for it to get more information about whatever project you're working on. That will let you make comparisons or answer questions without constantly cycling between tabs.

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