"As Wallen explains, think about your usual experience when you buy something online. You search for what you need, either on Amazon or on Google, to find another retailer, look through products, and find what you want. With Dia, you could enter a prompt like, "I want a modern-looking men's shirt with a blue and white horizontal striped pattern." Your browser would scan available options and present them to you, where you can click and purchase (it can't actually make the purchase for you yet)."
"Dia has a sidebar fully dedicated to AI, which you can bring up at any time. You can chat about any tabs you currently have open or even any tabs from your browsing history. The built-in AI can also search the web, compare websites, summarize text, and more. You'll even notice a spelling and grammar checker in every text box. This video from The Browser Company offers a great overview and explains several "hacks" to unlock more potential."
"If you've been waiting to test out the Browser Company's latest innovation, the Dia browser, your wait is over. After a few months of various beta phases, the free browser is finally open to all Mac users. The company announced the news in a post on X. You can download Dia here, but you will need a Mac running Apple macOS 14+ with M1 chips or later."
Dia is a free, AI-powered browser available for Macs running macOS 14+ with M1 chips or later. The browser is agentic and designed to automate user tasks across the web. Users can provide natural-language prompts to search and filter products; the browser scans available options and presents matches for selection. An always-accessible AI sidebar lets users chat about open tabs or browsing history, perform web searches, compare sites, and summarize text. Built-in tools include a spelling and grammar checker in every text box. The browser cannot yet complete purchases on users' behalf.
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