Browser comparison: m7bok, Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera
Every well-known browser is free, and every one has an AI assistant. The difference is in what you get from the start without add-ons, and where the assistant works: only inside the browser, or inside your PC too.
The five browsers as they come
| What | m7bok | Chrome | Edge | Brave | Opera |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ads | Blocked from the start | Only intrusive ones | Only intrusive ones | Blocked from the start | A blocker you turn on in Settings |
| Cookie “Accept” pop-ups | Refused or hidden for you | You click them yourself | You click them yourself | Hidden | You click them yourself |
| Your device fingerprint | Each site sees a different face | No dedicated feature | Blocks some fingerprinters | Changed for each site | No dedicated feature |
| Temporary email for sign-ups | Built in, inbox in the browser | Not included | Not included | Aliases that forward to your email | Not included |
| The AI assistant works inside your PC, in Windows apps and your files | Yes, Hammam | No, inside the browser | No, inside the browser | No, inside the browser | No, inside the browser |
We compared each browser as it comes, before any add-on or change, from its maker’s own pages, and left out what they all have. Last checked 11 October 2026.
Which should you choose?
If you want a browser that comes ready, blocking ads and cookie pop-ups by itself, with an assistant that gets tasks done inside your PC, in your Windows programs and files, that’s m7bok. Meet Hammam.
Questions people ask
Is m7bok free?
Yes, the browser is always free. The subscription is for its assistant Hammam alone, and it is optional.
Can I bring my data over from my current browser?
Yes. From Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox, your bookmarks, history and tabs move in one step; passwords you move yourself, from a file you export.
Does it run on Mac or on my phone?
Not yet. m7bok is for Windows 11 (64-bit) only.
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Last updated: 11 October 2026