Your web online window is your portal to the web.

But what if it could be more than that?

Well, with an AI web app, you could.

using ai search tools on a laptop

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So,what is Microsoft Copilot, and how can you use it?

Copilot is an advanced AI assistant developed by Microsoft and integrated across its operating systems and apps.

However, otherBrave online window features can improve your browsing experience, including its AI assistant, Leo.

Copilot in Microsoft Edge summarizing a web page

Like Microsoft Edge, you only need to download Brave and fire up the web app.

You’ll then see the Leo icon on the sidebar in the right corner of your screen.

More recently, Opera has also jumped on the AI bandwagon with its integrated AI assistant Aria.

Brave’s Leo extracting key points from a web page

Toset up and use AI in Opera, download and launch the AI online window.

You’ll find Aria in the Sidebar on the left side of the screen.

Alternatively, access Aria via your keyboard’sCtrl + /(CMD + /on macOS) shortcut.

Opera’s Aria compose feature

The onboarding experience is simple, making importing data from your old surfing app easy.

throw in’Arc Max' and press enter to enable it.

SelectTurn On Maxto activate Max’s features.

Arc’s Max translating a web page

This makes it easier to decide whether to visit the page.

However, its new AI assistant, Airis, helps you automate mundane tasks and optimize your browsing experience.

you’re able to use Airis to ask questions, generate poems, and summarize web pages.

SigmaOS' Airis prompts

you might also use it to reword web pages to make them simpler or add humor, among others.

However, at the time of writing, you have to sign up for theAiris waitlistto gain access.

For reference, my request took a couple of weeks to process, but timing will vary on demand.

Unlike Arc, SigmaOS won’t be coming to Windows any time soon, as it uses Apple WebKit.

Still, it’s a great option for macOS users.