Comet AI Browser Lands On Android, Still Can’t Sync Your Sad Bookmarks

KEY POINTS

•Perplexity released their AI-powered Comet browser on Android after debuting on desktop for subscribers in July.
•The Android app includes voice mode allowing users to chat with the AI and summarize webpage content.
•Currently, browsing history and bookmarks do not sync between Comet mobile and desktop apps, but syncing is planned.
•Perplexity spokesperson Beejoli Shah confirmed that full features like agentic voice mode and password manager support are in development.

Perplexity, who clearly loves naming things after confusing celestial phenomena, just crashed their AI-powered Comet browser onto Android like a low-key space invasion. Launched to blue-ticked diehards in July and unchained last month for mere mortals, Comet promises AI chat alongside your web tabs — but good luck syncing history or bookmarks anytime soon. Beejoli Shah, Perplexity's spokesperson, assures us syncing is on the "roadmap," which somehow translates to 'maybe before the heat death of the universe.' Meanwhile, Chrome’s Gemini is fumbling extensions, and ChatGPT Atlas is still Mac-exclusive — basically AI browsers’ version of waiting for the new season of your favorite show while stuck on buffering screens.

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Perplexity's Comet browser drops on Android with AI chat, but syncing history and bookmarks is apparently still a sci-fi dream. Next up: AI that forgets to blink.

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