Microsoft Edge has launched a new experimental feature called Copilot Mode, designed to revolutionize the way we browse the web. This innovative mode uses AI to anticipate and assist users in their online activities, providing a more efficient and streamlined browsing experience.
With Copilot Mode enabled, users can access a single input box that combines chat, search, and web navigation features. The AI-powered feature learns the user’s intent and helps them get started faster. It also provides contextual information across open tabs, enabling users to compare, decide, and take action with ease.
Copilot Mode introduces several new features, including:
– Multi-tab context: Users can let Copilot see all their open tabs to better understand the full context of their browsing.
– Accelerate everyday tasks with Actions: Users can speak directly to Copilot about what they need, allowing for natural voice navigation and seamless actions.
– Easier access to Copilot: The feature brings Copilot into any webpage without losing the user’s place, helping cut through distractions and get straight to the information needed.
The launch of Copilot Mode is part of Microsoft’s commitment to AI-powered innovation. While users have complete control over their data and can turn off the feature at any time, the company is working to improve and add features to make this experience more powerful.
Copilot Mode is available for free, exclusively on Edge for Windows and Mac, with usage limits applying to certain features. Users who want to try Copilot Mode can head to aka.ms/copilot-mode to explore the latest AI features and provide feedback that will shape its future.
Source: https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2025/07/28/introducing-copilot-mode-in-edge-a-new-way-to-browse-the-web