Perplexity AI has started giving everyone access to the new Comet Browser, and now anyone can use it for free. The browser is built to help people work faster, stay organised online, and use simple AI tools in a comfortable way.
Comet Browser looks a lot like Chrome, so it feels familiar. You don’t lose any bookmarks or extensions when you change. What makes Comet different is the smart assistant built right into the browser. If you need help, it can answer questions about any page you visit, summarise articles, arrange your tabs, and also help you with writing or reading tasks. You do all this in one place — no need to open separate apps.
Many users like the “workspaces” feature. With this, you make a space for all your tabs, tasks, and notes linked to your projects or study work. This helps keep everything together and makes it easier to manage online activities — even if you work on many things at once.
Comet lets you do more with less effort. You can use the browser to book meetings, check and compare prices, and even turn web pages into emails easily. The dashboard helps organise your email, reminds you about your work, and keeps a list of ongoing tasks.
One thing most people enjoy is how clean the browsing feels. You get fewer pop-ups and ads, and search results are clear and reliable. The browser focuses on giving you correct information from trusted sources. This way, you can concentrate better and work without disturbances.
Since the launch, lots of people have shown interest and joined the waitlist to use Comet. With competition in AI browsers from big names like Google and OpenAI, Comet has become a good choice for students and working professionals. The makers are also planning to add mobile support and new features very soon.
If you want a browser that keeps things easy and helps you stay organised, Comet is a strong option. It can make daily browsing smoother and save you time, no matter what you do online.
Reference Links:
- Comet browser news – CNBC
- Details and features – Times of India
- Browser features – Indian Express
- Google AI content guidelines
