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Microsoft releases native Mac app for Copilot

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Feb 28

Microsoft has launched a native macOS app for its Copilot AI assistant, providing Mac users with a dedicated application for accessing the service. The app is initially available in the US, UK, and Canada.   

While the Mac app offers functionalities similar to the web-based version of Copilot, it includes some notable features:

  • Keyboard Shortcut: Users can activate Copilot with the Command + Space keyboard shortcut.
  • Dark Mode Support: The app can be viewed in dark mode, aligning with macOS user preferences.   

This release follows Microsoft’s recent announcement that it would make Copilot’s Voice and Think Deeper features available for free to all users. These moves suggest Microsoft’s strategy to broaden Copilot’s user base and enhance accessibility across platforms.

The arrival of a dedicated macOS app demonstrates Microsoft’s commitment to providing a seamless experience for Apple users. This move is particularly noteworthy given the historical challenges tech companies have faced in optimizing their software for competing platforms.

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