When it comes to web browsers, I am an inveterate tab hoarder (current count: over 400). It’s my main vice and is a hard habit to kick. I often find myself falling down the “Wikipedia hole ...

New tools from OpenAI and Perplexity can browse the web for you. If the idea takes off, these generative AI agents could turn ...

A new web browser from Opera launching today aims to help users get their chaotic mess of open tabs back under control. In the latest release of Opera’s desktop browser (codenamed R2020), the ...

Perplexity’s Comet browser turns tab chaos into a smooth, conversational flow that actually thinks with youByte-Sized ...

Perplexity's Comet wants to kill the click. OpenAI is poised to follow. Google Chrome might be next on the chopping block.

Even with updates, Recall still screenshots your desktop—including your browser. Brave just slammed the door on that.

Trust me -- once you've experienced real tab management in a web browser, you won't look back. In fact, after I started using one of these browsers, I couldn't go back to the old-school method of ...

Web browser Opera One is offering new hope for those of us with a hundred or more open tabs on a dozen topics. Opera's new AI Tab Commands can simply take care of it with some basic prompts. So ...

Tabs are a huge part of the web browsing experience. Recently, a new feature called "Tab Groups" has been adopted by nearly every major browser. If you're not using Tab Groups, you should be.

Most web browsers’ new tab pages are either dreadfully boring (see: Google Chrome) or full of unwanted clutter (see: Microsoft Edge). To shake things up, try installing an alternative new tab ...

If you’re not able to keep the number of open tabs down to just a handful, you’ve still got other options. First, keep your browser software updated to the latest version.