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Is there a way to use Microsoft Copilot on my iPhone? I don’t like the new Microsoft 365, and all my chats are on Microsoft Copilot. Every time I try to access it via Safari, I get the message 'Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid.' It forces me to download the new app, and the original Microsoft Copilot app isn’t available on iPhone, and I really just want to use Safari.
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Which URL did you use?
I just tested this URL https://copilot.com/ and it works on my iphone via Safari. Can you verify if this is the URL address you use?
Have you tried incognito mode?
Or, have yout tried another browser on your phone, such as Chrome?
I tried the specific URL you mentioned, as well as several others, but none of them work. Every time I click on the one that says 'Chat with Copilot,' it redirects me to another page where it says ‘download the app for a better experience’ when I close that pop-up by clicking the X, it just has a thing show up for 5 seconds that says this page is invalid. I've also tested if it works on a PC, but that didn’t work either. I have also try’d Chrome and incognito mode, but still, it forces me to download the app.
Hi Smith,
Yes, Microsoft Copilot can be used on an iPhone through a web browser. Microsoft currently lists web, iOS and Android as supported ways to access Copilot.
If Safari is reporting that the address is invalid, try going directly to:
Microsoft also notes that the primary URL for the updated Copilot experience is changing to Microsoft CoPilot
If you decide to use an app instead, Microsoft also officially supports Copilot on iOS.
I'd also make sure you're signed in with the same Microsoft account that contains your existing conversations.
Official Microsoft documentation: Microsoft Copilot app overview Get started with Microsoft Copilot mobile
Hope that helps.
I tried the first URL you said, and it still brought me to the same page. And the second one you said, told me it was private unless maybe they just aren’t letting people use it yet. But I checked to make sure I was signed in with the same account and I was.