See What I See: Exploring Microsoft Edge's Copilot Vision!
Have you ever wished your digital assistant could literally "see" what's on your screen and help you out? Well, get ready, because Microsoft Edge has a cool new feature called that does just that!
What is Copilot Vision?
Imagine having a smart helper right in your web browser. Copilot Vision allows Microsoft Edge's Copilot to understand and interact with the content you're viewing on a webpage. It's like having an extra pair of smart eyes!
How Does It Work?
Click on Copilot icon at the top of your Edge browser, then, click on the "Talk to Copilot" mic icon. You'll see a floating menu with Mic and Glasses icons ↓
now just enable the Copilot vision by clicking on the glasses icon.
And just like that, Copilot can now "see" what's on your screen and "talk" with you!
What Can It Do?
Copilot Vision is pretty versatile. Here are some things it can help you with:
It can read and understand the content of the webpage you're on. For example, if you're on a page about mountains, it can tell you about Mount Everest's height or location.
Ask it questions about what you're seeing, and it will give you answers based on the page's information.
If you're looking for something specific on a page but can't find it, Copilot Vision can help you locate it.
It can provide suggestions or insights related to the content you're viewing.
and more...
I’ve also made a video on this topic — you can watch it below.
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