The First AI Browser That Actually Works - Norton Neo AI Browser

In today's video, I'll be showing you guys an AI browser that you'll actually want to use. Let's talk about it. So, what I'm talking about is the NeoAI browser developed by Norton. It's an AI native web browser focusing on security, privacy, productivity, and integrating AI for many useful tasks while keeping your data local and offering built-in Norton level security. So, now for full transparency, Norton did actually sponsor this video. But here's the thing. I actually do want to talk about this product because the AI browser space is getting crowded and most of them are well just chatbt with extra tabs or perplexity with a different logo. Now, Neo is different because it's not just an AI bolted onto your browser. It's actually a browser built from scratch with AI baked into everything. And that distinction actually matters. And I'll show you why. Now remember guys, this is absolutely free. There's no weight list anymore. It works on Windows, Mac, and it's built by Norton, which means the security side is actually handled by people who've been doing cyber security for decades, not a startup figuring it out as they go. So, let me show you exactly why this is a genuinely good product. So, one of the first things you're going to know when you open Neo is that there's no traditional search bar. Instead, you get what they call a magic box. Now, this is essentially your command center for everything. Now, one of the really useful things I like about this is that it reduces my need to open and switch between many different tabs and AI platforms because you're literally able to switch between Google and a chat model in one simple user interface. What I can actually do is go CS 2026 and I of course can still search right here, which is going to bring me immediately straight over to Google. If I want to actually use Google and, you know, browse for something really specific or if I want to actually chat for CS 2026, I can just click the chat icon right here and it's going to actually give me that information almost immediately. So I can have the chat window over here. I can browse Google over here. But the important distinction is that rather than going to chat GBT, going back, pasting, copying, and doing all of this stuff. This is all built in to one specific browser. Now, let's say I actually want to go over to Google and dive into some of the articles. This is once again a browser that saves you time and makes you remarkably more efficient. You can see as I hover over these different articles. The Neo browser logo is going to pop up. And right there, what's amazing, I'm surprised, you know, no one thought of this feature before, you get this little peak icon. Okay. Now, what this is able to do is allow you to peek quickly at the article. A lot of the times you're going to want to open up 50 different tabs, especially if you're doing research. Of course, you've got research agents, but oftentimes they do miss things. So having a quick peek at the article then of course looking over clicking out is super useful. And not only that if you know the article is probably going to be useful you can then grab this which is going to do summary and then you can see on the right hand side it's going to quickly summarize whatever article you know you are hovering over about. So if there is something that is super long you can just you know hover and then quickly summarize this one. You can take a quick look at it. It's just going to save you so much time. So for me I can go over to this one. I can quickly peek at this. And this is really useful because if you don't want to open up a billion different tabs, this is going to be something that just saves you a lot of time, especially if you're on a computer on a day-to-day basis. For me, I know that this is remarkably effective because it's cutting down that time that I would have to scour through all those different tabs, slowing down my computer, slowing down my workflow. So, this is super useful. Now, another feature that I find super interesting, and I'm going to show you guys why this is so cool. What I can then do is let's say I've got an article, but there is a ton of information. So, this is one of the perfect examples to show you guys where this is useful. CS 2026 is here, and this is, of course, one of the biggest tech events of the year. But the problem is that there's so much information to digest. So, what do you do? So, all you need to do is literally go to the top right and click new chat. And then I can literally ask Neo anything about this current web page. It's amazing because immediately in the bottom right, you can see it uses the article as the context. So this is super useful because as someone who's constantly browsing articles, browsing level sources, blog posts for AI research, different papers. This is gamecher because I don't need to open up chat GPT and bring in the context. Copy and paste this. It has the context right there and I can ask it anything about this web page almost immediately. Absolutely immediately. So I could say what's the biggest AI story at CES so far? and it's going to actually take in this entire CS2026 page and then it's going to give that to me. So rather than scrolling through every single one right here, you can see right here, it's going to give me the biggest AI story at CS 2026 so far. And if there's anything specific about any topic that I would have asked for, it would have given me that direct context, which is just incredibly useful. Now, another feature that I absolutely love and genuinely this is one of the biggest features that I think you know other AI models should have and I'm so surprised that a company like Norton have been able to do this before any other major AI player and this is the quick feature of this chatbot. Now, you can do this on any page, but this is the feature that I

am genuinely addicted to because oftent times I need to process different pieces of information in different ways. So let's say for example I'm on a page that is talking about something that is you know probably a bit complex. So recently Deepseek released a paper called MHC manifold constrained hyperconnections. Now this is not that easy to understand but here's why I like this browser. So for example I can say explain the new deepseek paper. Okay. And then what I can do is I can go to the snippet here and then I can say explain like five. Now, the reason that is so useful is because often times in your day-to-day sometimes you want a complex concept broken down and you don't want to always type explain like I'm five, explain like I'm this, do like I'm that. And you can see this is something that's going to save you so much time. For me personally, I know that every day I'm going through complex concepts. Some concepts are difficult to understand. Some are really easy to understand. But the ability to just have this button right there that just says, "Okay, instantly I want the pros and cons. background on this topic or instantly I can say summarize this. This is something that is super useful. So I mean this AI chat feature is just incredibly useful. I'm on an article. I want something super specific. I can really just dive in to see if they're talking about my specific point for my specific video. I can literally use this snippet feature to instantly be able to get my specific perspective. This browser just genuinely saves you a lot of time. So now another feature that I forgot to mention but one that is super useful is of course the typing assistant. So let's say you would actually want to save time when you're writing that email. The typing assistant in the Neo browser is super useful. So essentially what happens is once you're writing your email or you got, you know, a rough draft, you can literally just hover here and then you can describe exactly what it is that you want to write. So I've said that I want to write an email that would convince someone to come to my YouTube channel for an exclusive interview to discuss AI and climate change. So of course, what I'm going to do now is click submit and then the NeoComposer is going to basically give me an email that I can use. So you can see right here what's really good about this is that it's not just allowing me to use the first option. I can literally click retry. So let's say you know I don't like this one. I can say make it less formal. So of course I don't have to take the first one. I can literally say make it less formal. And then I can you know submit those changes. And then of course you can see right here that it once again changes that to make it less formal. Then of course since it's generative we can keep just clicking retry if we want. Then you can see right here if you want this you can just click accept. And so once you click accept, you can literally see that it immediately paste the email in. And the reason that this is so useful is because it cuts down the time needed to switch between AI tools. Rather than opening chat GBT and Gemini, then copying and pasting and back and forth, you can literally just click the button here, and then of course you can just change it. One thing that I do like about this browser as well is that it actually has smart tab grouping. So, I know I'm not the only one who ends up with 40 tabs and has no idea what half of them are, especially after a long day or a long week or I've just maybe drifted off course a little bit. So, if you go up to the top here and you just hit smart tab grouping on immediately all of your current tabs basically get grouped into specific areas and that now means that you know exactly what you're doing. So, you can see right here I've got Neo. So, if I highlight this, this is all the Neo browser where I'm, you know, talking with Neo about many different things. Then of course you can see I've got the shopping up there. So if I want to go to my shopping I can go right okay that's Amazon. Then I've got technology which is CES 2026. Now if you got four or even 50 tabs open. This is just remarkably useful because you instantly know exactly what to do. And for me this is super useful because so many times I'm looking at AI humanoids. I'm looking at robots. I'm looking at you know the latest research papers. I might be looking at a few stocks. There are many different reasons why you would genuinely want this feature. And for me, the ability for it to be able to do it almost instantly is remarkably useful. Like genuinely useful. So for me, the ability to know that, okay, this thing is just going to save me time. And now instead of having, you know, tons and tons of tabs, I can just, you know, hover over it, click it, and then I can literally have something that is much more effective. Now, one of the very best things that I think will probably make you use this browser and never want to switch off is, of course, the contextual awareness. Now, this thing has memory. And if you're worried about privacy, we'll get into that in a moment because theirs is super top-notch. So, I can say, remember, I'm a YouTuber/content creator and I have an AI channel with, you know, however many subscribers focused on whatever topic. And if I say that, it actually gets stored in my memory, which means that in future responses, it's going to tailor those responses along with that context. And this is super useful because it's going to make your responses a lot better than the traditional responses. So, you know, when I'm reading research papers, I can say always try to explain the research papers as simple as possible. And if you go to settings and then you go to personalization and you go to manage memories, you can see right here it says is a YouTuber YouTube channel called the AI grid. The YouTube channel focuses on AI news. So, you can immediately delete this if you want. And something that I also find really, really useful is it's got AI generated interests. So it knows your interest and it's able to basically generate you a

really cool news feed. So you can see right here I can manage my interest and genuinely all of these interests are very accurate. So when I go to the news feed here, it's actually curated news for me. So you know how when you open up like Safari or other browsers and it's just a generic boilerplate newsfeed that's just never useful. This is actually a news feed that is actually specific to you. So this newsfeed is useful rather than just boiler plate. So, one of the last things I'm going to talk about that is super useful is that they have adb block and they have a privacy filter and they have an anti-CV filter. So, this browser is, you know, natively built by the guys that are focused on security. So, if you're ever worried about privacy and cyber security, this browser just has all of that stuff built in. So, for me, this product is very good. I would say that this is probably going to become one of my daily drivers. It doesn't seem like it's too heavy in terms of AI. It's got just the right amount of balance of AI and actual standard browser features that just makes it a genuinely useful product. Let me know you guys thinks in the comments.