Verified Sep 2026

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Strawberry

An agentic browser for non-technical people, built around assistants that carry out multi-step work in your logged-in tabs and ask for approval before anything consequential goes out.

Published by Strawberry (Sweden) · Verified September 2026

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A word from the Strawberry teamIn their own words, with media

Runs on

macOSmacOS: Available
WindowsWindows: Available
LinuxLinux: Unavailable
AndroidAndroid: Unavailable
iOSiOS: Unavailable

Choose it when

Try Strawberry if you want to hand off multi-step web work such as lead research or spreadsheet filling, starting on accounts where a mistake would be cheap.

Avoid it when

Avoid pointing it at sensitive accounts until you trust its approvals: its assistants act inside sessions where you are already signed in.

From the maintainers

“Strawberry is an AI agent platform for non-technical people. You ask in plain words and an agent does the work, like researching leads, filling in a spreadsheet or drafting replies. The agents run on your own computer, inside the browser, with the tabs, logins and tools you already use, and you approve anything that matters before it goes out. We launch 1.0 on Monday 26 October.”

Laurits Bønsvig WehdingSmooth Operator, Strawberry · Oct 2026

An agent working through a lead list in Strawberry, recorded by the Strawberry team.

Quick answers

Read straight off the verified record - every one of these is expanded with its source below.

Which platforms does Strawberry run on?: Documented on macOS and Windows. Not available on Linux, Android, and iOS.
Can I install Chrome extensions?: Partly - Chrome Web Store support is conditional.
Does it block trackers out of the box?: Not documented by the publisher. Default blocking behaviour is not documented.
Does it have built-in AI features?: Yes - 5 of 9 documented AI capabilities are built in.
Is it open source?: Proprietary
Is it still being developed?: Active - Generally available, with version 1.0 launching on 26 October 2026. A free plan includes 500 credits a month without a payment card.

Strawberry at a glance

Documented capabilities per area - a count, not a rating

Overlay

Privacy0/4Extensions0.5/4Workflow8/11AI5/9Platforms2/5

Each spoke is the share of that area's documented capabilities; a partial counts half. Hover or focus an area for the count.

Strawberry

Privacy: 0/4 3 not verified
Extensions: 0.5/4 2 not verified
Workflow: 8/11 1 not verified
AI: 5/9 2 not verified
Platforms: 2/5

Where Strawberry sits

On its two strongest areas. Its alternatives are listed below the chart, every other browser is a grey dot, and hovering a logo names it.

AI features (of 9)

Workflow features (of 11)

Comet6, 7
Dia7, 6
Opera Neon4, 7
Strawberry8, 5

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What Strawberry does

Open any row for the wording and the source behind it

Privacy and tracking

1 built in · 1 not available · 2 undocumented

Blocks trackers by defaultBlocks trackers by default: Unknown
Default blocking behaviour is not documented.
Anti-fingerprintingAnti-fingerprinting: Unknown
Telemetry postureTelemetry posture: Built in
The privacy policy documents reliability, feature-usage, device, and AI task telemetry.
Built-in VPN or proxyBuilt-in VPN or proxy: Unavailable
Private windowsThe policy states that in incognito or private mode Activity Memory does not capture page content unless the user confirms capture for that session.
The policy states that in incognito or private mode Activity Memory does not capture page content unless the user confirms capture for that session.
Default search engineGoogle, changeable in settings

Extensions and blocking

1 partial · 1 not available · 3 undocumented

Chrome Web StoreChrome Web Store: Partial
Firefox Add-onsFirefox Add-ons: Unsupported
Native content blockingNative content blocking: Unknown
Native blocking behaviour is not documented.
Manifest V3Manifest V3: Unknown
Manifest policy is not documented.
Manifest V2Manifest V2: Unknown
Manifest policy is not documented.
Known limitationsRelease notes state most Chrome Web Store extensions work out of the box; no compatibility list is published.
Release notes state most Chrome Web Store extensions work out of the box; no compatibility list is published.

Workflow

8 built in · 2 not available · 1 undocumented

Vertical tabsVertical tabs: Built in
Per-profile tab-bar orientation, including vertical, shipped in beta releases.
Tab treesTab trees: Unavailable
Workspaces or spacesWorkspaces or spaces: Built in
Release notes ship a first version of Workspaces.
ProfilesProfiles: Built in
Profiles or equivalent browser identities are available.
Split viewSplit view: Built in
Split tabs, a split-screen picker, and drag-to-split are documented in release notes.
SidebarSidebar: Built in
An assistant surface is central to the interface.
Reader modeReader mode: Unknown
Reader mode is not documented.
Command paletteCommand palette: Unavailable
Sync across devicesSync across devices: Built in
An account is required, and preferences and companion chats sync across devices.
TranslationTranslation: Built in
A built-in translation feature is documented.
Progressive web appsProgressive web apps: Built in
Progressive web apps are supported by the Chromium install flow.

AI features

5 built in · 2 not available · 2 undocumented

Built-in assistantBuilt-in assistant: Built in
Persistent assistants are the product.
Page summarisationPage summarisation: Unknown
Summarisation scope is not clearly documented.
Acts on pages for youActs on pages for you: Built in
Assistants are documented as acting across logged-in sessions.
AI answer engineAI answer engine: Unavailable
Works across open tabsWorks across open tabs: Built in
Assistants operate across tabs and sessions.
Text or image generationText or image generation: Built in
Companions are documented drafting messages and generating documents, decks, and diagrams.
Choice of modelChoice of model: Unavailable
Retention or training controlsRetention or training controls: Unknown
Retention and training controls are not documented.
Voice or image inputVoice or image input: Built in
Meeting recording and voice dictation in chat are documented in beta releases.

On a phone

10 undocumented

Undocumented is not the same as absent - it means the publisher does not state it.

Extensions on mobileExtensions on mobile: Unknown
Extension support on mobile is not documented.
Can be the phone defaultCan be the phone default: Not applicable
Biometric lockBiometric lock: Unknown
Biometric locking is not documented.
Offline readingOffline reading: Unknown
Offline reading is not documented.
Desktop-site modeDesktop-site mode: Unknown
Desktop-site mode is not documented.
Download managerDownload manager: Unknown
A built-in download manager is not documented.
Background playbackBackground playback: Unknown
Background or picture-in-picture playback is not documented.
Web pushWeb push: Unknown
Web push support is not documented.
Data saverData saver: Unknown
Address-bar placementAddress-bar placement: Unknown
Address-bar placement is not documented.

Under the hood

Rendering engine: Chromium
JavaScript engine: V8
Upstream project: Chromium
Release channel: stable
Code and licence: Proprietary
Install method: Standalone desktop app downloaded directly from the vendor; an account is required, but the free plan needs no payment card.
Hardware support: Desktop builds target current 64-bit hardware.

Source repository

Active. Generally available, with version 1.0 launching on 26 October 2026. A free plan includes 500 credits a month without a payment card.

Editorial view

Strawberry is among the most ambitious products in this directory, and one that rewards careful use. It is an agentic browser for non-technical people, generally available with version 1.0 launching on 26 October 2026, built on Chromium, whose central idea is persistent assistants that carry out multi-step work across sessions you are already logged into: research, form filling, outreach, follow-through that spans many pages. You ask in plain words, and the agent asks for approval before anything that matters goes out.

The record

Desktop builds for macOS and Windows; no Linux or mobile
Credit-based pricing with a free plan of 500 credits a month, no payment card needed; account required
Vertical tab orientation per profile, split tabs, workspaces, and an assistant sidebar shipped through its releases
Companions draft messages and generate documents and decks; meeting recording and voice dictation are documented
Preferences and companion chats sync across devices

The capability, and the risk, stated together

Most assistants answer questions about the page in front of you. These are designed to keep working across pages and sessions, which is the difference between a helpful sidebar and something closer to delegation. But an assistant acting inside authenticated sessions has your privileges, and instructions embedded in page content being read as user commands is an actively exploited attack class across agentic browsers generally. Combine that with a young product and a privacy record where blocking, fingerprinting, and AI retention and training controls are all undocumented, while the telemetry that is documented includes AI task data, and the conclusion is not that the product is bad but that its approval step is the control to lean on, and that sensitive accounts can wait.

The practical recommendation

Start with work whose exposure you would not mind: public research, lead lists, drafts you review before sending. Give it credentials you can afford to rotate. Do not connect it to your email, your bank, your employer's systems, or anything under a confidentiality obligation. Those are the same precautions you would apply to any new software granted broad access.

The unknowns here are unusually consequential: for a product whose assistants read and act inside logged-in sessions, retention and training controls are the fields a reader most needs, and their absence should weigh heavily. Adopt it carefully, one account at a time.

Where these facts come from

Every capability above comes from a dated primary source. 6 of 30 fields are still unknown.

Strawberry browser official site
Product scope, agentic feature naming, general availability, and free-plan terms (confirmed by the Strawberry team on 2026-10-25).
Verified Oct 2026