In-app browsing in Copilot app
Microsoft Copilot app now supports in-app browsing on Windows and Mac, allowing users to open websites side-by-side with chat. Available via admin opt-in now, with broader rollout in late November 2026. Users can manage tabs, toggle full-screen, or open links externally. Data is stored locally, similar to Edge. What and why: We are adding support to the Microsoft Copilot app, in Windows and Mac, to allow websites that Copilot shares in chat to open inside of the desktop app side by side with the Copilot chat conversation. This is available now but not available by default; administrators can opt-in selected Windows and Mac devices to test this. Rollout schedule: Opt-in availability: Available now. Broader rollout: Begins late November 2026. Impact on your organization: Administrators can manage early access by opting-in selected devices and deploying the updates via instructions linked below. This early access allows you to: Test in-app browsing at your organization before the broader rollout. This allows users to open links within the Copilot desktop app. Validate deployed and in-app browsing behavior in your organization’s managed environment. Prepare support teams and users for the updated experience that applies to Copilot Windows and Mac endpoints. What users will see When a user clicks a link within the Copilot desktop app, the website opens in a side pane to the right of the Copilot chat. Users can open multiple links, each appearing as a separate tab within the side pane and can switch between tabs as needed. Once the websites are no longer needed, users can close the side pane. View image in new tab Users can adjust the in-app browser side pane to be smaller or larger. They can also enter full-screen mode to view the website in a full-screen experience and can toggle in and out of this mode using the button in the side pane header. View image in new tab Users can still open a link in an external browser, by: Selecting the “External browser” option from the three-dot menu on the link within Copilot Chat OR Selecting “Copy the URL” and pasting it into an external […]
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