Following reports from users, Microsoft has confirmed that Bing Chat is coming to other browsers besides Edge.

In June, Windows users started noticing a pop-up on Windows 10 and 11 taskbars offering access to try Bing on Chrome and Safari. In a statement to TechCrunch, Microsoft confirmed that the company is giving access to "select users" as part of its testing before widespread rollout to Google Chrome and Apple's Safari.

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Currently, the generative AI chatbot is only available on Microsoft's Edge browser. Over the past few months, Microsoft has released a slew of features designed to enable seamless use of Bing Chat while using Edge, such as saved chat history, contextual understanding of conversations that carry throughout a user's browsing experience, and a Bing Chat sidebar that can summarize the contents of the open page.

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According to WindowsLatest.com, which spotted the test, Bing Chat in Chrome only supported five turns per conversation compared to 30 in Edge, and has a character limit of 2,000 versus Edge's 3,000. Aside from that, no other details about what Bing Chat will look like on non-Microsoft browsers have been released. Mashable has reached out to Microsoft for comment and will update the story, if any further details are shared.

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