A browser that doesn’t just load pages but completes tasks for you, from opening tabs and comparing prices to filling forms and pulling research. Opera Neon adds reusable “cards” for common actions and keeps standard Opera features like a built-in VPN and ad blocker.

A web browser being built from scratch with its own engine, not borrowing code from Chrome or Firefox. Backed by a non-profit, Ladybird focuses purely on standards-based browsing without ad deals or monetization schemes. The first alpha is planned for 2026.

A task manager built to live inside Perplexity’s Comet browser. Perplexity Tasks is designed to keep notes, reminders, and to-dos in the same space where you search and browse, aiming for a more unified flow of work and information.

This browser lets you chat with your open tabs to ask questions, pull quick summaries, or edit text in place. Built by The Browser Company (makers of Arc), Dia is rolling out in beta with AI assistance woven directly into the browsing experience.

A browser that builds AI into the page itself: highlight text for instant explanations, shrink articles into quick summaries, or branch into side questions without opening new tabs.