Windows 11 Copilot App Gets In-App Browser

Microsoft is introducing an in-app browser for the Windows 11 Copilot app, allowing users to view web pages within the app. The in-app browser will open links in a panel to the side of the chat, keeping users within the Copilot app.

The feature has been in testing since early this year and is currently available for admins to enable. A broader rollout is expected to happen in late November, with the feature also available on macOS.

The in-app browser aims to keep more activity within the Copilot app, providing a convenient way for users to view web pages highlighted by the AI. However, not everyone is happy with the new feature, with some users expressing negative feedback on Reddit.

## What's Next The rollout of the in-app browser is expected to happen in late November, giving users a new way to interact with the Copilot app. While some users may find the feature convenient, others have raised concerns about keeping activity within the app.

## Why it Matters The introduction of the in-app browser is part of Microsoft's efforts to push users to stay within the Copilot app, rather than opening links in a separate browser. This move could have implications for user behavior and the way people interact with the Copilot app.

The negative feedback from users on Reddit highlights the potential drawbacks of the feature, with some users expressing concerns about the impact on their browsing experience. As the rollout approaches, it remains to be seen how users will respond to the new in-app browser and whether it will become a preferred way to browse the web within the Copilot app.