These are the browsers on Linux getting buffed with AI features. Yay or nay?

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This post lists the top 5 AI browsers for Linux, highlighting their AI-powered features and benefits. It includes Brave Browser with its assistant Leo, Opera One with its integrated AI Aria, Microsoft Edge with Copilot, Wavebox with Brainbox and ResembleAI, and Pinokio Browser with its customizable scripts.

Top 5 AI Browsers for Linux

Microsoft Edge between Linux browsers… me (ditched Windows, traumatized by Edge surviving any uninstall method):
<img src="https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--2rmriq65--/f_auto/v1718005913/ugc/content_98d897ac-6f97-4b8d-aab7-cbf14be5ec3f" alt="cat open mouth meme, for real?">

How about Lynx – the text web browser.

LibreWolf &gt; all
<a href="https://librewolf.net/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://librewolf.net/</a>

welp, we see the return of fake clippy.
they should just bring back clippy with AI adjustment