Opera Neon browser has received a major update aimed at providing users with a more efficient search and research experience. This update introduces a new "1-Minute Deep Research" mode, designed to meet the needs of users between quick queries and in-depth analysis.
The core of the new mode is its agent — the Deep Research Agent (ODRA), which can break down complex questions and use multiple AI threads to process them simultaneously, providing more detailed analysis in a short time than regular AI. This allows users to get the information they need within a minute, suitable for scenarios requiring moderate depth content.
Additionally, the chat function of the Neon browser has seen significant upgrades. The new version includes a model selector, allowing users to freely switch between different AI models during conversations, including Google's latest released Gemini3Pro and Nano Banana Pro. This flexibility provides convenience for users handling complex tasks, enabling them to choose the most suitable AI support based on their needs.
Opera Neon also achieves seamless integration with Google Docs. Users can call the "Do" agent through the browser's address bar to easily create new documents or edit existing ones. This agent can adjust document content based on user instructions and even perform web searches when needed to supplement information. This feature greatly improves the efficiency of content creation and editing.
Currently, Opera Neon browser operates on a subscription model, costing $19.99 per month. Users interested in the new features can visit the Opera official website to apply for the waitlist and look forward to experiencing the powerful features of this new browser soon.
Key points:
🌟 Opera Neon launches the "1-Minute Deep Research" mode, improving users' information acquisition efficiency.
🤖 Chat function upgrade, supports switching between multiple AI models, enhancing flexibility.
📄 Integration with Google Docs, achieving automation in document creation and editing, improving work efficiency.
