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Opera One is Opera’s flagship desktop web browser, built around modular tab organization and integrated AI. Its Aria assistant supports web-informed chat, page context, image generation, and browser actions.
Brave Leo is an AI assistant integrated into the Brave browser. It can summarize webpages and documents, answer questions, generate text, and use multiple language models, with privacy-focused request handling.
Opera Neon is an AI-focused web browser from Opera that uses agentic features to research topics, generate content, and perform browser-based tasks. Access began through a waitlist and later expanded to a paid subscription.
Duck.ai is DuckDuckGo’s private AI chat service. It provides access to selected third-party language models while saying chats are anonymized and are not used to train those models.
BrowserOS is an open-source, Chromium-based browser for running AI agents locally. It supports browser automation through natural-language tasks and is designed to keep browsing data on the user's device.
Google Chrome integrates Gemini to summarize and clarify webpages, answer questions across open tabs, assist with browsing tasks, and support AI-powered search experiences within the browser.
Mighty was a Chromium-based web browser that streamed browser workloads from cloud servers to users’ computers. The company later pivoted to an AI product before its team joined Google in 2023.
SigmaOS is a macOS-focused browser organized around workspaces and vertical tabs. It later added AI features such as Airis for asking questions, summarizing pages, and assisting with web-based research.
Operator was OpenAI’s browser-using research-preview agent for completing web tasks through a visual browser. Its core capabilities were later integrated into ChatGPT agent mode, and the standalone Operator site was sunset.
HARPA AI is a Chrome-based browser automation and AI assistant that can summarize and extract webpage content, monitor pages for changes, draft text, and run reusable commands with supported AI models.
Browser Use is an open-source Python framework and hosted cloud service for building AI agents that operate websites through browser automation. It provides libraries, managed browsers, and APIs for web tasks.
Bearly AI is a desktop AI assistant and browser companion for reading, writing, summarizing, research, document analysis, and chat across multiple language models, with apps and browser extensions.
BrowserGym is an open-source framework from ServiceNow Research for evaluating and training web-browsing agents. It provides browser environments, benchmark integrations, and tools for reproducible agent experiments.
Stagehand is an open-source browser automation framework from Browserbase. It combines natural-language actions and data extraction with Playwright-compatible code, letting developers build and debug AI-driven web agents.
Steel provides browser infrastructure for AI agents, including cloud browser sessions, browser APIs, proxies, CAPTCHA handling, session persistence, and observability for web automation workloads.
Nanobrowser is an open-source Chrome extension for running AI-assisted web automation workflows in the browser. It supports multiple large-language-model providers and coordinates agents to complete multi-step web tasks.
A Chromium-based work browser that organizes web apps into a sidebar, supports multiple accounts and sessions, blocks distractions, and adds productivity search and AI-assisted browsing features.
Kognitos Konverge was presented as a generative AI browser for interacting with business applications and automating work through natural-language instructions. Its former product page now redirects to Kognitos’ main site.
LaVague is an open-source framework for building AI agents that operate websites through browser actions. It combines natural-language instructions, web-page retrieval and automation components, with integrations for multiple models and browser tooling.
A web-based experimental interface from rabbit for testing AI-driven interactions with websites through its Large Action Model. It was introduced as a research preview for r1 users rather than a finished browser product.