> However, Opera's development for the past few years has mostly been chasing trends and splitting resources across multiple web browsers. The first experiment

> However, Opera's development for the past few years has mostly been chasing trends and splitting resources across multiple web browsers. The first experiment after the company's purchase was Opera Neon, which was introduced in 2017 as a concept for new browser design. It was seemingly updated for a few months and then quietly dropped. Speak of the devil, they just re-announced Opera Neon yesterday but now it's an "agenic AI browser". They're not beating the trend-chaser allegations. https://blogs.opera.com/news/2025/05/opera-neon-first-ai-agentic-browser/ https://blogs.opera.com/news/2025/05/opera-neon-first-ai-age...