You have to be a special kind of stupid to use this browser.
this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2025
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I have it a try out of curiosity. It was interesting to see it run, but it do the task slower than I could do it, so I’m not really sure of the use case for it.
No, I’m a CEO
Was the browser vibe coded?
It feels like everything is vibe coded, now.
I need to start a vintage software hobby.
I mean, the article states the browser checks the URL the users paste, and if it's not a URL, then it must be a prompt. So.... Probably.
A user copies it without scrutiny, pastes it into the omnibox
User has to type or paste the malicious prompt manually into the box. This is not a bug.
The whole article is a marketing piece to promote NeuralTrust.