# Bad Influence story: Google adds browser use to its Antigravity coding agent

Active · 3 articles · 3 sources · First reported 11-11 11:37. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/b931f903-2b15-4d78-8840-412f4d948d44

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Latest update (11-11 15:43): Google rolls out Browser Use to all Antigravity users

Overview: Google says browser use is rolling out in Antigravity, its coding agent, letting the agent research, write code, and verify the code in a live browser. Google says users choose which sites the agent logs into, downloads pause until the user approves them, and the agent can run several browser tasks at once.

Varil Mohan, who posted on X, says Antigravity now supports agentic browser use in its built-in browser, helping with knowledge work and with software tasks such as app verification and research where no command-line tool exists. He says more is coming this week.

TestingCatalog, which posted on X, reports that Google is rolling out Browser Use to all Antigravity users. None of these claims has been independently confirmed.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-11 15:43 · Testing Catalog · [Google rolls out Browser Use to all Antigravity users](https://badinfluence.news/items/flx302nyypo8mc1pkw0uaqz62)
2. 11-11 13:26 · Varun Mohan · [Antigravity adds agentic control of its built-in browser](https://badinfluence.news/items/imq590lp9uza6ksgg1jny8fin)
3. 11-11 11:37 · Google Antigravity · [Google's Antigravity adds browser use to its coding agent](https://badinfluence.news/items/lrrck71rmte92275a4jsi4yny)
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