Tags: Opera Neon

Opera’s experimental browser Neon has added a rapid research mode that generates citation‑backed mini‑reports in about a minute. The update also lets users switch between major AI models such as Google’s Gemini 3 Pro and Nano Banana Pro without losing context, and enhances the “Do” agent to create and edit Google Docs directly. These tools aim to streamline online research and task automation for power users, positioning the browser as a more active interface for AI‑driven web interactions. Ler mais

Perplexity has made its AI‑driven browser, Comet, available to all users at no cost. Initially offered only to high‑paying subscribers, the browser now promises a free forever model while retaining premium features for paid tiers. Comet integrates Perplexity’s search tools and a personal AI assistant that navigates the web alongside users, aiming to simplify tasks such as shopping and travel planning. The company also announced Comet Plus, a few‑dollar add‑on that delivers curated news from major outlets, and highlighted competition from Google, The Browser Company, and Opera as the AI‑browser race intensifies. Ler mais

Opera has introduced a subscription‑based AI browser called Opera Neon, priced at $19.90 per month. The service is designed for heavy AI users and offers integrated AI agents that can perform tasks, generate code, and automate web actions directly within the browser. Features include Tasks for workspace organization, Cards for reusable prompts, and Neon Do for automated browsing actions. Opera hopes the premium offering will attract users away from free alternatives and plans to expand access beyond the initial limited rollout. Ler mais