I use @Comet as my default browser. Prior to that it was Dia, and before that Arc. Comet is the only AI browser I’ve found actually useful, because it’s agentic (but also polished *cough Atlas*). It saves me a LOT of time researching things and making decisions. I’ll have multiple tabs open across Amazon, Vistek, and other camera stores, shopping for a specific accessory. I can @ mention the relevant tabs and ask it to research which of these fit my use case best, what the pros/cons/reviews are, and which it recommends. I also trust the search results more because it’s built on @perplexity_ai which has been shown to be the most accurate and reliable quick AI search. I’ve asked things like “Find the recent Waveform podcast episode where they talked about the new Meta Rayban glasses. Pull up the tab for me at the exact timestamp” and 30s later (as I’m back to what I was working on) the tab suddenly appears playing the correct episode 41m in, and they’re talking about the glasses. Just last wekeend, I couldn’t find the textbook I was looking for, because it was a specific (recent) Canadian edition. So I asked Comet to “find me a direct PDF download of this [textbook name].” It used it’s own computer to navigate multiple sites for around 10 minutes straight, and then came back to me with three links, two of which worked flawlessly (textbook secured). I totally get the skepticism around AI browsers, but trust me, Comet feels different; it genuinely feels like a glimpse into the future of accessing the internet, and I have not had that experience with any other AI browser. @AravSrinivas’s team cooked with this one 😫