How to Enable Bing’s Scroll to Open Copilot Feature
Do you use Bing to search the web? You might have noticed that Copilot pops up when you scroll a certain way. This guide explains how to turn that feature on or off.
Why use this feature?
The “Scroll to open Copilot” feature lets you quickly access AI tools. By scrolling or swiping up at the top of a page, Copilot appears instantly. Swiping down hides it. Some users love this shortcut, while others find it gets in the way of their browsing.
What happens when you are done?
Once you follow these steps, your browser will remember your choice. Copilot will either appear or stay hidden based on your new setting whenever you scroll.
How to change your Copilot settings
You can easily control this setting directly through your browser. You do not need special permissions to change this, as it is a standard user setting.
- Open Bing in your web browser.
- Type any search query into the search bar.
- Click the menu icon (≡) located in the top-right corner of the page.
- Select Copilot Settings from the menu.
- Find the option labeled “Scroll to open Copilot” and toggle the switch to the On or Off position.

That is all you need to do to customize your search experience!
Summary
- This feature allows you to open or close the Copilot sidebar by scrolling up or down on a search results page.
- You can enable or disable this function by accessing the Copilot Settings menu within the Bing search page.
- This change applies immediately to your current browser session.
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