When Browsers Gain Task Orchestration: Your Browser Is Becoming a True Workspace

For the past twenty years, the browser's role has been clear: access websites, consume information, and handle simple interactions. But today, this definition is being completely overturned. As large language models and tool systems mature, when browsers begin to possess Task Orchestration capabilities, they are no longer just 'entry points' but are evolving into true digital workspaces. This change is particularly significant for creators.

1. From 'Information Browser' to 'Task Executor'

Traditional browsers have only three core capabilities:

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