Web Version Can't Take Over Your Browser (Yet), Native App Can
altryne · x · 2026-09-09
altryne turned a reply into a reaction thread after finding that the web version of an AI assistant can't take over the browser (yet?), while the native app can — with a demo video attached. A notable difference for anyone tracking agent browser-control capabilities.
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