The 10 Best AI Browsers You Can Use Right Now
From full agents that click through sites for you to free assistants that summarize pages, each one confirmed available this month.
The best AI browsers fall into two camps. Agentic browsers try to do tasks for you, like comparing products or filling in forms. Assistant browsers summarize, compare and explain the pages you are on. Agents are impressive but still make mistakes, so keep them away from payments and logins you care about until you trust them. One change from last year: OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser has been deprecated, according to OpenAI, so it is not on this list.
If you lean on ChatGPT, our ChatGPT prompts for small business work in any of these browsers. Choosing between Google's and OpenAI's plans? Read Gemini vs. ChatGPT.
1Perplexity Comet
Comet is built around an assistant that can research, shop, plan and handle tasks across sites, on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android. Zapier rates it best for web task automation, while Lifehacker found its agent can still trip over simple web pages; some features, such as its email assistant, need a Max subscription.
Visit Perplexity Comet →2Google Chrome with Gemini
Gemini in Chrome's auto browse can compare products, book reservations, schedule appointments and fetch receipts for you. It is limited to US users 18 and over, in English, on desktop, with up to 20 multi-step tasks a day on Pro, and it is still rolling out.
Visit Google Chrome with Gemini →3Microsoft Edge with Copilot
Copilot in Edge can reason across many open tabs and groups your browsing into Journeys you can return to. Zapier calls Edge a good daily browser but its advanced AI features inconsistent, and Microsoft says heavier agent use needs a Microsoft 365 subscription.
Visit Microsoft Edge with Copilot →4Dia
Lifehacker liked Dia's chat-with-your-tabs approach for summarizing and comparing pages. The catch: the free tier now has no AI, paid AI plans are rolling out to new Mac users, Windows is not included yet, and the plans page lists both $10 and $20 for the same tier.
Visit Dia →5Opera Neon
Neon's agents can research, build web pages and complete tasks, and since August 2026 a free plan lets you connect outside AI agents through MCP. Neon's own autonomous browsing and deep research need a paid Standard plan, which Tom's Guide reported at $19.90 a month at public launch.
Visit Opera Neon →6Opera One with Opera AI
Opera's built-in assistant, formerly called Aria, can summarize pages and files, compare tabs, translate highlighted text and generate images, with no sign-in. It is an assistant, not an agent, so it will not complete tasks on sites for you.
Visit Opera One with Opera AI →7Genspark Browser
Genspark's browser runs AI models on your device for free, offline help, and adds an Autopilot Mode for multistep web tasks on Mac and Windows. Zapier found subscriptions costly and the browser sluggish for everyday use.
Visit Genspark Browser →8Fellou
Fellou is an agentic browser for deep search, scheduled tasks and web automation, which Zapier recommends for entrepreneurs. Usage is metered in credits and the free tier covers only a handful of tasks; Zapier also notes no third-party extension support.
Visit Fellou →9Brave with Leo
Leo summarizes pages, PDFs and Google Docs, chats about open tabs and organizes tabs, and Brave says it does not keep chats or use them for training. It does not advertise agent features that act on websites.
Visit Brave with Leo →10Norton Neo
Neo includes AI chat with page context, tab references and Gmail and Google Calendar connections, plus tracker blocking and a VPN with 5 GB a month. Its FAQ does not describe an agent that acts for you, and it earns money from search partnerships and affiliate fees.
Visit Norton Neo →How we picked
On October 20, 2026, we opened each browser maker's official page, help center or blog to confirm the browser is available and to record prices and limits. We confirmed that ChatGPT Atlas is deprecated on OpenAI's site and left it out. We leaned on hands-on impressions from Zapier's AI browser roundup and Lifehacker's test of four AI browsers (both November 2025) and Tom's Guide's Opera Neon launch coverage (December 2025), and we rechecked current details on official pages because these products change quickly.
- The 5 best AI browsers in 2026 (Zapier)
- I Tested the Four Biggest AI Browsers, and Here's What I Found (Lifehacker (via Yahoo Tech))
- Opera Neon is now available to the public (Tom's Guide)
- Introducing ChatGPT Atlas (deprecation note) (OpenAI)
- Comet is now available to everyone (Perplexity)
- Genspark membership plans (Genspark)
- Brave Premium (Brave)
- Google AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions (Google)
- Perplexity Comet (Perplexity)
- Google Chrome with Gemini (Google)
- Microsoft Edge with Copilot (Microsoft)
- Dia (The Browser Company)
- Opera Neon (Opera)
- Opera One with Opera AI (Opera)
- Genspark Browser (Genspark)
- Fellou (Fellou)
- Brave with Leo (Brave)
- Norton Neo (Gen Digital)
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