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In a recent update, Anthropic has enhanced Claude with two browser capabilities. The desktop version of Claude Cowork now includes a standalone browser that opens web tasks directly in a sidebar. Claude can browse, click, input, and fill out forms independently, eliminating the need for Chrome extensions. Meanwhile, Claude in Chrome has completed testing and is now officially available to all paid plans. The main difference between the two is the login state. Cowork uses Claude's own browser, keeping it separate from the user's regular browser, which means it does not access your tabs, bookmarks, or passwords by default. Users can import login information by website. Claude in Chrome, on the other hand, directly interacts with your already opened and logged-in Chrome, making it more suitable for handling emails, CRMs, or web pages currently being edited. The Chrome version has also introduced automated operations. Previously, Claude required user approval for each step, but now it scans for malicious commands on the webpage before checking if the intended actions align with the original task. If the safety check passes, it can continue operating autonomously. In Anthropic's latest red team tests, Sonnet 5 and Opus 5 did not show successful prompt injection attacks, while Fable 5 had a success rate of 0.3%. However, the company acknowledges that such risks cannot be completely eliminated.

According to Beating AI news, Anthropic has simultaneously enhanced Claude with two browser capabilities. The desktop version of Claude Cowork now includes a standalone browser that opens web tasks directly in a sidebar. Claude can browse, click, input, and fill out forms independently, eliminating the need for a Chrome extension. Meanwhile, Claude in Chrome has completed testing and is now officially available to all paid plans. The main difference between the two is the login state. Cowork uses Claude's own browser, which is separate from the user's regular browser, and by default does not display the user's tabs, bookmarks, or passwords. Users can import login information by website. Claude in Chrome directly interacts with the already opened and logged-in Chrome, making it more suitable for handling email, CRM, or web pages being edited. The Chrome version has also introduced automated operations. Previously, Claude required user approval for each action, but now it first scans the webpage for malicious instructions and checks whether the intended action aligns with the original task. If the security check passes, it can continue operating independently. In Anthropic's latest red team tests, Sonnet 5 and Opus 5 did not show successful prompt injection attacks, while Fable 5 had a success rate of 0.3%. However, the officials also acknowledge that such risks cannot be completely eliminated.

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