Opera has released its AI-powered browser, Neon, to the public after a testing period. Neon is designed as an agentic browser, enabling users to assign tasks to AI agents within the browser. These agents can perform actions such as booking trips, building websites, generating videos and conducting research. The browser also includes features like a chatbot-like AI assistant and an AI-powered Cards system.
Neon grants access to advanced AI models, including Gemini 3 Pro and GPT 5.1. Subscribing also provides access to an exclusive Discord community where users can test features and interact with Opera's developers. Opera emphasises that Neon serves as a testing ground for AI advancements before they are integrated into mainstream browsers.
However, using Opera Neon requires a subscription of $19.90 per month. Opera's other browsers, such as Opera One, Air, and GX, will remain free with their existing features.
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