Interactive Demo | AI Browsers

Showcase AI-Enabled Browsing Across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge

This page is designed for live demos. Pick a browser profile, run AI prompts, and walk through side-by-side capability differences in a way that is easy to explain to teams.

Configure Browser AI Abilities Vendor Feature Source Map

Feature details: Page summarize

Select a capability in the matrix to see what it does and where feature specifics are documented.

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Built-in AI API Tests

Open this same page in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, then click "Run Built-in Tests" in each browser to see which native AI interfaces are actually exposed.

Note: API readiness shown here only affects real API calls. The AI Prompt Simulator above always works — it uses local JavaScript patterns, not live APIs.

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Run a capability scan, then launch available local API tests from this panel.

Language Detector Playground

Choose a sample from the list below, copy its text, then paste it into the text area — or type your own excerpt. This makes whole-page language checks explicit.

AI Prompt Simulator

Simulated · works in all browsers

This simulator shows how browser AI responses vary across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge using local JavaScript patterns — it works in every browser regardless of whether the Prompt API shows "Detected and ready", "Detected but not ready", or "Not detected". To test the real Prompt API, use the capability table further down this page.

How to use: Quick Scenarios (right panel) load a prompt and run the demo immediately. Shuffle Prompt Idea and Load Benchmark Pack load content into the text box — then press Run AI Demo to generate a response. Switch the browser profile at the top of the page and rerun to compare browser-specific outputs.

Press "Run AI Demo" to generate a browser-specific response.

Tip: copy this prompt, paste your own page text, and edit before running. Switch browser profile and rerun to compare behavior.

Prompt Test Bench

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Run an evaluation to see what the browser AI demo is expected to show.

Optional Demo Script

This section is a presenter script. Use it if you are running a live demo for others. If you are experimenting solo, skip to the experiment panel below.

    How To Experiment Today

    1. The AI Prompt Simulator works in every browser — the output is a deterministic simulation, not a live AI call. No API access is needed to try it.
    2. Press Run AI Demo to generate a response. Use Shuffle Prompt Idea or Load Benchmark Pack to load content first, then press the button. Quick Scenarios load and run immediately.
    3. Switch the browser profile (Chrome / Firefox / Edge) at the top and rerun to see how simulated outputs differ across browser personalities.
    4. The Prompt API status ("Detected and ready", "Detected but not ready / downloadable", "Not detected") only affects the real API tests in the capability table — not the simulator above.
    5. Use Load Benchmark Pack for a consistent long-form summarization test you can repeat across browsers or browser channels.
    6. Run built-in API probes and local tests to verify what is actually available in your current runtime.
    7. Use the experimentation page for copy-ready prompts, source blocks, and test workflows.
    Open Experimentation Lab Channel Setup Guide Feature Source Map