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Tom’s Guide
Technology
Anthony Spadafora

I tried Norton’s AI-powered Neo browser and it finally made sense out of my dozens of open tabs

A laptop on a countertop with Norton's Neo browser open showing its Magic Page home screen.

Whether you like it or not, AI is finding its way into all of our devices and the apps we use everyday. From chatbots to image generators, you can’t blink without seeing AI somewhere now. However, I never expected to try and enjoy using an AI-powered browser as much as I have over the past week while testing Norton Neo.

After going hands-on with OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas browser when it first released last year, I have to admit the bar was quite low. Although both it and Neo are Chromium-based browsers, they do things quite differently, especially when compared to my go-to browser, Google Chrome.

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