AI Browsers & Agentic Web Tools
Articles on AI-powered web browsers, agentic browsing features, and the evolution of web interaction from passive navigation to autonomous task execution.
Chrome Gains Split View, PDF Annotations, and Save to Drive Integration
Expanded article with detailed coverage of Split View, native PDF annotations, and the new 'Save to Chrome' feature, adding depth, use cases, and browser-war context while preserving factual grounding and sources.
Introducing WebMCP: Google's New Protocol for AI Agents to Navigate Websites
Google today announced an early preview of WebMCP, a new protocol that defines how AI agents interact with websites. WebMCP lets developers tell large language models exactly what each button or link does, replacing error-prone screen scraping with structured tool calls.
OpenAI, Shopify and Cloudflare Deploy WebMCP in Live Products for AI Agent Web Interaction
How OpenAI, Shopify and Cloudflare are putting WebMCP into live products, giving AI agents a structured way to use websites without relying on visual clicks, including tool availability, browser support, security risks, and current limitations.