AI browsers haven’t gone anywhere, and this one claims you can have personalization without giving up your privacy
Publish Date: 2026-07-10 06:00:00
Source Domain: www.xda-developers.com
If you’ve been following the AI space even remotely closely, you likely recall almost every AI lab had an AI browser phase. Perplexity and OpenAI both built standalone browsers with AI at their core, called Comet and Atlas respectively. Google, already owning the browser everyone else was trying to replace, went all-in on wiring Gemini straight into Chrome. The list didn’t end at the AI labs though, and browser companies got in too. Opera shipped Neon, and The Browser Company killed off its cult-favorite Arc to bet everything on an AI browser called Dia.
We even saw Norton, the antivirus company, launch an AI browser called Neo. All that to say, the AI browser craze was very much in full swing. And while the hype surrounding most of these browsers seems to have faded, a new AI browser called Jatter launched recently claiming to respect your privacy. Of course, I had to take it for a spin.
Jatter is “the AI browser that respects your privacy”
The creepy part is that it isn’t creepy
Most AI browsers, including each one I listed above, now ship with agentic abilities front-and-center. Agentic essentially means the browser can do things for you, rather than just answering questions. You can ask them to book a flight for you, fill an entire form, add items to your cart, work through a multistep task while you go do something else, and so on. You hand it your intent, and it drives. Jatter,…
