Opera, browser and Agentic AI

Opera’s new AI agent web browser just reinvented web browsing - here’s 5 ways it could completely change the internet
Interest in AI agents that can peruse the internet on your behalf has ticked up of late, partly thanks to OpenAI's Operator, along with Browser Use and the recently released Proxy 1.0. Popular browser provider Opera has joined in to offer a tool that will actively do tasks on the web for you.
Opera unveils impressive preview of AI agentic browsing - see it in action
If you've been waiting for a better conjunction of web browser and AI, the wait is almost over, thanks to Opera.
Opera's Agentic AI Browser Will Do Your Shopping for You
It's not just search engines and chatbots getting AI makeovers these days. Web browsers want in on the revolution. Opera, the company behind the web browser, unveiled a new update, Browser Operator, at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday that automates tasks for users.
Opera Adds Agentic AI to Its Browser
Agentic AI — getting AI to perform tasks rather than just create content from prompts — is coming to the Opera browser. Browser Operator understands written instructions in natural language using the browser client’s local resources.
Phantom of the Opera browser: An AI agent now lurks within for the lazy
Too shiftless to even click on a few things while online shopping, hm? Just ask this built-in assistant The Opera web browser now boasts "agentic AI," meaning users can ask an onboard AI model to perform tasks that require a series of in-browser actions.
Opera announces major browser update with built-in AI agents at MWC 2025
To kick off MWC 2025, the Norwegian browser Opera announced its Browser Operator AI agents. Here's what you need to know about it.
Opera unveils an AI agent that runs natively within the browser
Browser company Opera has unveiled a new AI agent called Browser Operator that can complete tasks for you on different websites. In a demo video, the
Move over, OpenAI — Opera's AI Browser Operator takes agentic AI to the next level
Browser Operator forms a part of the Aria AI overlay you’re probably already familiar with in Opera One R2 and Opera Air. Just flip over to the Operator, enter your prompt and watch it get to work.
Opera is now the first major web browser with AI-based agentic browsing
If you've been waiting for a better conjunction of web browser and AI, the wait is almost over, thanks to Opera.
Opera’s new AI-powered Operator browser can surf the web for you: Know what all it can do
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Opera's AI 'Browser Operator' Will Complete Tasks for You
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Opera’s newest AI feature can shop for you, book hotels, and more
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