Google’s Antigravity reportedly opens Browser Use to all

Google is rolling out Browser Use to all Antigravity users, a post on Threads said on November 11. So far that claim rests on one post. If you use Antigravity and don’t see the feature yet, Google’s notes for recent releases say new versions roll out gradually and can take a few days to reach every user.

Browser control is not new to Antigravity. When Google introduced the product on November 18, 2025, it listed “browser control capabilities” alongside asynchronous work as the pieces that let agents plan and carry out software tasks end to end. Antigravity 2.0, which launched alongside Google I/O 2026, went past a single specialized browser subagent and added support for other subagents.

The last two weeks of releases kept adding browser work. Version 2.29.0 on November 3 shipped browser updates and began rolling out remote agents to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers. Six days later, the November 9 release changed how the browser agent handles files: a download now pauses until you approve it.