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Opera Neon

Opera's subscription agentic browser — built to act, not just browse.

Category
Assistant
Pricing
PAID
Source
Proprietary
Hosting
Local
Platforms
WindowsmacOS
Models
Multi-model
Verified
Jun 12, 2026

An agentic AI browser from Opera built around three agents: Neon Chat answers with page and history context, Do executes tasks directly on web pages, and Make generates mini-apps, sites, and documents. Tasks group related tabs and chats into workspaces, Cards package repeatable prompt workflows, and the ODRA agent compiles sourced deep-research reports. Opened to the public in December 2025 after an invite-only waitlist.

Pros & cons

  • Chat, Do, and Make agents built in
  • Premium frontier models in one subscription
  • Cards make prompt workflows repeatable
  • ODRA deep-research agent cites sources
  • Built-in VPN and ad blocker
  • Subscription-only — no free tier
  • $19.90/month where rival AI browsers are free
  • Explicitly experimental; features change weekly
  • Desktop-only (Windows and macOS)

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