The Comet browser: what it is, and how it differs from m7bok
Comet is an AI browser from Perplexity. It’s free, blocks ads, and comes with an assistant that reads pages and works on them. m7bok is a Saudi browser that does the same, and adds things that make a difference in your day.
m7bok and Comet: the difference in your day
| What | m7bok | Comet |
|---|---|---|
| Cookie “Accept” pop-ups | Refused or hidden for you | You click them yourself |
| Temporary email for sign-ups | Built in | Not included |
| Translating videos into Arabic as you watch | Included with a Hammam subscription | No subtitles appear on the video |
| An assistant inside your PC, in Windows apps and your files | Hammam himself, from the browser | A separate app called Personal Computer, for Pro and Max subscribers |
We compared both browsers as they come; Comet’s side comes from Perplexity’s own pages, and what both have, like blocking ads and trackers, is left out. Last checked 11 October 2026.
Move over from Comet in one step
The first time you open m7bok, it offers to bring over your bookmarks, browsing history and tabs from Comet or any browser you have, and it moves nothing without your permission.
Hammam works inside your PC, from the same browser
You call him by voice and ask in a word; he works for you in the browser and in your Windows programs and files, with no second app. Meet Hammam.
Questions people ask
Is Comet free?
The browser is free. Its assistant, when it works for you on websites, needs a Perplexity subscription, according to their plan pages.
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 Comet?
Yes. Your bookmarks, browsing history and tabs move over from Comet in one step, with your permission.
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