What if your browser could do more than just display web pages, what if it could actively work for you? That’s the promise of Claude for Chrome, an AI-powered extension from Anthropic that aims to ...

Claude is incorporating AI into a Chrome web browser extension. The closed beta allows users to chat with Claude in a side panel. Anthropic warned early users to use the extension carefully. With this ...

Good news! If you can’t be bothered to search the internet any more, soon you won’t have to. That’s right — there’s a new Claude Chrome extension in town. Earlier this week, Anthropic announced that ...

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Yesterday, Anthropic unveiled Claude for Chrome, a brand-new browser extension that acts as an AI agent. In short, the extension allows you to chat with Claude in a side panel while using Chrome, and ...

You'll soon be able to integrate Anthropic's chatbot into your online life even more easily. Claude for Chrome, a new extension that implants the AI model right into ...

As AI assistants become capable of controlling web browsers, a new security challenge has emerged: users must now trust that every website they visit won't try to hijack their AI agent with hidden ...

Anthropic is launching a research preview of a browser-based AI agent powered by its Claude AI models, the company announced on Tuesday. The agent, Claude for Chrome, is rolling out to a group of ...

“We view browser-using AI as inevitable: so much work happens in browsers that giving Claude the ability to see what you’re looking at, click buttons, and fill forms will make it substantially more ...

WTF?! Using free software and services, especially when no open source project is involved, usually requires a significant degree of trust from the end user. FreeVPN.One earned that trust over the ...

A popular Chrome VPN extension, FreeVPN, is accused of being spyware. It was reportedly capturing screenshots of every single that that the user would visit. It was then sending those screen grabs to ...