Opera has released Opera One R3, an update that focuses on managing large numbers of tabs while tightening how its built-in AI understands browsing context. The release targets users who keep many tabs open for work, study, or research and want clearer separation between tasks. The update builds on Opera’s Tab Islands feature, which automatically…
Brave Browser is the latest to test an agentic AI. The feature is currently in an experimental phase. Brave says that it is approaching AI browsing cautiously, considering the security risks. The company admits security measures have not been perfected, and warns about indirect prompt injections, i.e. these are malicious instructions that are hidden on…
![[Beta] Samsung Internet Browser now available for Windows users in South Korea and U.S.](https://consumerfeedback.tech/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/beta-samsung-internet-browser-now-available-for-windows-users-in-south-korea-and-u-s-600x400.png "[Beta] Samsung Internet Browser now available for Windows users in South Korea and U.S.")
Samsung has announced the beta release of its web browser, Samsung Internet Browser, for Windows. However, it is only available in South Korea or the United States. If you can recall, the app was spotted on the Microsoft Store in November 2023, but was taken down. As Martin wrote, it was pretty bare-bones at that…
A couple of days ago, OpenAI announced its AI-powered browser, ChatGPT Atlas. And it seems that it already has a big roadmap for the features it wants to add to Atlas. Adam Fry, who heads ChatGPT Atlas, Search and Pulse, posted a list on X, highlighting the things that OpenAI is working on for improving…
Mozilla is prepping a new VPN service called Firefox VPN. This will protect all traffic in the browser. Mozilla has a VPN called, Mozilla VPN. It’s basically Mullvad VPN. So, what’s Firefox VPN. Well, unlike Mozilla VPN, which is a systemwide protection, Firefox VPN is said to be a browser-only VPN, so it won’t protect…
Perplexity has announced that its AI-driven browser, Comet, is now freely available to all users. Previously restricted to premium subscribers paying $200 per month under the Perplexity Max plan, the browser has transitioned from a paid service to a universally accessible tool. The company states that Comet will remain free indefinitely, positioning it as a…
