According to the CEO of the company, the trouble plans to open its Domestic browser, which operates by Windows users through a “agent search”. Arawind Sri Navas posted on X that the Windows Blood of Domestic is ready and has already sent invitations to the initial testers. The CEO of Pulixie also indicated a possible release for Android devices, adding that it was “moving at a crazy pace and moving beyond the schedule.”
In May, Felixi launched the beta version of its AI -powered Domkit Browser, which is available only to Mac users who run Apple Silicon. Intelligent browser comes with AI features, such as ability to ask questions, check shopping carts for discounts and digging non -response emails. The beta version also shows a “try” feature where users can upload their image and double will produce a picture of them wearing a selected piece of clothing.
There is still no government debut set, but Srinivas had previously indicated in an upcoming release in an X post earlier this month. Domestic is still offering just one weightlis for those who are interested, but the browser has already given rise to the conflict. The company’s CEO had earlier commented during the podcast interview that problems would be used to use double “to get data out of the app to better understand you.” Sri Nawas later made it clear to X that the comment has been removed from the context, adding that when it comes to every target advertising, “every user will be given the option of not being a personal part of personal”. When the doubles are released, the Agent Browser will be presented with Opera Nen and similar offers will be presented to Google and Open.
