I used Perplexity’s new (and quite controversial) browser, Comet, as my default for quite a few weeks. A lot of people who have gone hands-on with Comet (or any other AI browser, for that matter) have quickly switched right back to their old browser, for obvious reasons.
The privacy concerns that come with using an AI browser are very, very real, and many think that AI browsers have AI features simply for the sake of AI. And while I acknowledge all the concerns that come with browsers built with AI at its core, there’s one reason why I’m a huge fan of Comet: I absolutely love Perplexity. It’s among one of my favorite AI tools, and given that Perplexity is practically baked into every corner of Perplexity, Comet makes the tool a lot more accessible.
When exploring Perplexity’s Settings, I came across a Tasks feature. And after trying it out and playing around with it for a while, the only thing I have to say is: I regret ignoring the feature for so long.
First up, what is Perplexity’s Tasks feature?
Perplexity’s most underrated feature
https://www.makeuseof.com/regret-ignoring-perplexity-tasks-feature/
