We are used to browsers helping us open websites, search on Google, and maybe play a few games. But Opera wants to take things to the next level with its new browser called Opera Neon. This is not just a browser. It is like having an assistant inside your browser. Opera Neon is built for the future. It uses AI to chat with you, do tasks for you, and even create websites or games. Sounds crazy, right? Let me explain it in detail.
What is Opera Neon?
Opera Neon is a new browser that comes with powerful AI features. It is designed to help you save time and do more without opening multiple tabs or switching between apps. This browser adds three new buttons to the sidebar: Chat, Do, and Make. Each button unlocks a different AI tool.
1. Chat
The Chat button opens a smart chatbot. You can type questions and get answers instantly.
It can also explain the page you are on or help you search the web without switching tabs.
For example, if you are not sure what a word means, you can just ask Chat. If you are reading a long article and want a quick summary, Chat can handle that too. Even while researching, you can get instant answers without switching tabs. It is like having ChatGPT built right into your browser, always ready to help.
2. Do
This button uses Opera’s own AI tool called Browser Operator. It is designed to complete tasks for you inside the browser.
You can simply tell it what to do—like fill out forms, book a flight or hotel, or help you with shopping and checkout. Just give a command, and it takes care of the steps for you. No more switching between tabs or copying and pasting details. It saves time and effort, especially if you are busy.
3. Make
This is the most powerful feature. You can type what you want, and Opera Neon will create it. You can ask it to build a basic website, make a simple game, write code snippets, and generate reports or other content.
This is possible because Opera Neon uses a cloud-based virtual machine. That means it can keep working in the background, even if you go offline. And you can run multiple AI tasks at once.
For example:
- Ask it to create a personal blog design.
- Let it generate a portfolio site.
- Or tell it to build a basic game idea you have.
All of this with just a few words.
Does it really work?
On paper, Opera Neon sounds amazing. But many AI tools promise a lot and struggle to deliver in real life. Right now, Opera Neon is not available to everyone. So, I cannot confirm if this really works. You need to join the waitlist to try it.
It is also interesting to see that it will be a paid browser once it launches. Opera has not shared the pricing yet.
Opera is not the only one exploring AI in browsers. Google is already adding AI features to Chrome. The Browser Company is working on an AI agent that helps you browse the web. But what makes Opera Neon stand out is how it combines everything, chat, tasks, and creation, right inside one browser. It is the first to bring all these tools together in one place.
What can you expect?
Opera Neon is still new, so there might be some bugs or missing features in the beginning. But the idea behind it is strong. It is not just a browser, it is more like a personal assistant. Instead of doing everything yourself, you can ask it to complete tasks, create content, or help you move faster through your work. This could change how we use the internet. If it works well, it might save time for creators, professionals, or anyone who just wants to get things done without jumping through so many steps. It is designed for people who are busy and want smart tools built right into their browser.
Final thoughts
Opera Neon is not just about browsing anymore. It is about working smarter with AI. Whether you want to build a site, book a trip, or find quick answers, this browser wants to help. It is still early to say how good it will be. But the idea is exciting. If it works well, Opera Neon could change the way we use the internet.
And yes, it might even write your next website or game for you.
