Browse with Copilot
by Microsoft
Copilot clicks, types and navigates tabs in Edge
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Copilot works in your current tab or a new one, interacts with pages by selecting, scrolling and typing, and runs locally in the browser so you can see each step and take control. It asks for your attention on actions such as buying, booking or sending email, and on higher-risk sites like banking. For consumers it is rolling out to Microsoft 365 Premium subscribers in the US, and Microsoft calls the feature experimental and warns it can misread instructions or be affected by hidden page text.
Our verdict
Browse with Copilot is a cautious, supervised agent inside Edge. Microsoft itself labels it experimental and limits who can use it.
Best for
Edge users on Microsoft 365 Premium who want supervised help with web tasks.
Avoid if
You need unattended automation or availability outside the US.
Pros
- Runs locally in your browser
- Strong consent and monitoring prompts
- Screenshots are not used for training
Cons
- Experimental and can misinterpret instructions
- Limited to Microsoft 365 Premium in the US for now
- Does not work on every site by design
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
Who can use Browse with Copilot?
For consumers it is rolling out to Microsoft 365 Premium subscribers in the US, with more markets to follow.
Does Copilot see my passwords?
While browsing it cannot access autofill data, saved passwords or wallet information.
Does it ask before buying something?
Yes. It asks for attention on actions such as buying an item, booking a reservation or sending an email.