"Opera has made Opera Neon, its new AI browser with agentic features, publicly available. Users pay $19.90 per month for access to the latest AI models and automated browser features. Opera introduced Neon earlier this year as an experimental AI browser for developers. Now anyone can try out the browser without a waiting list. But access comes with a price tag: a monthly subscription of $19.90."
"Opera hopes to differentiate its product through an agentic AI approach. Whereas traditional AI browsers mainly respond to questions, Neon's agents actually perform tasks. The browser includes three types: Chat, Do, and Make. These can book entire trips, build websites, or generate videos without constant human intervention. We previously reported that Neon agents continue to work in a virtual machine in the cloud even when you go offline. This means that users can run multiple projects simultaneously."
"The ODRA deep research agent is an example of this. It collects and synthesizes information on complex topics within a minute, complete with source references. For professionals who regularly have to conduct market research or technical analyses, this can save time. Subscribers also get access to an exclusive Discord community where they can be the first to test new features and have direct contact with Opera's developers."
Opera Neon is an AI browser available publicly for a $19.90 monthly subscription that grants access to the latest AI models and automated browser features. The browser emphasizes agentic AI that performs tasks autonomously through three agent types: Chat, Do, and Make. Agents can book trips, build websites, and generate videos, and continue running in a cloud virtual machine when users go offline, enabling multiple simultaneous projects. The ODRA deep research agent collects and synthesizes information on complex topics within a minute with source references. Subscribers also receive access to an exclusive Discord community and early-feature testing. Free Opera browsers retain existing AI features.
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