Opera teases Neon, its first agentic browser - join the waitlist to try it

Opera has announced that it will release one of the first agentic browsers. Called Neon, this browser will serve two purposes: use AI to automatically perform tasks for users, and serve as an AI playground for future development. Also: Opera's Android browser just got a major tab management upgrade The purpose of an agentic browser is to use AI agents to understand user intent, automate complex tasks, and act on behalf of the user. Agentic browsers move from being a passive tool to access information to an active digital assistant. This isn't the first time Opera has released a browser called Neon.