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Day 2 of Wave 10 is here! Introducing the Windsurf Browser, a fully functional browser that integrates with Cascade. You can use it like a normal browser while also selecting components, diagrams, text, logs, or anything else on the page and send it back to Cascade as context.

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Find our changelog here:

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Spotted something interesting in Windsurf’s update 👀 I'm excited for what's coming.

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This is freaking incredible. Who said that Windsurf was done after the acquisition? Love it @windsurf_ai You prove them wrong. This is great for the entire space.

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I really wish @AnthropicAI to continue supporting Windsurf and stop acting like children.

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just a little more integrated "Preview". This is is not worth to seperate a update into 3 days. bruh

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I think it’s super underrated how hard it is to send context to these AI IDEs —Great job @windsurf_ai this is definitely my new browser for development Hope it works with the latest chromium browsers for inspection tools

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When will Claude 4 be available?

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I hope you have something released soon that allows us to make UI changes easily with a UI viewer.

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O3 is great, only issue is this madness that forces me to always say "continue"

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