Microsoft adds a built-in browser to Copilot to evolve towards "working while watching web pages"

📅 2026-09-20

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Microsoft is continuing to expand the boundaries of Copilot's capabilities. The latest update shows that Copilot has now integrated side web browsing functionality, allowing users to browse Internet content while talking to AI, further blurring the boundaries between artificial intelligence assistants and traditional browsers.

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