Opera公司发布了名为Neon的全新AI浏览器，旨在通过AI代理改变用户上网方式。这款浏览器具备情境感知能力，能够代表用户执行各种任务，如研究、构建和设计等。Neon借鉴了此前未发布的Opera Neon的设计理念，并引入了AI引擎，可以理解和解释用户需求，利用云端AI代理完成任务，例如制作游戏、报告、代码片段和网站。尽管具体发布时间和定价尚未公布，但Neon被定位为高级订阅产品，并提供了与微软Copilot和OpenAI Operator类似的AI工具。

💡 Opera Neon是一款“代理式浏览器”，旨在利用AI改变用户上网体验，具备情境感知能力，并能代表用户执行任务，例如研究、构建和设计。

🤖 Neon的核心功能是AI引擎，它能够理解并解释用户请求，利用云端AI代理完成任务，例如制作游戏、报告、代码片段和网站，即使在用户离线时也能运行。

💬 Neon提供类似微软Copilot和OpenAI Operator的AI工具，用户可以通过聊天机器人界面搜索网页、回答问题，并从打开的网页获取“上下文信息”。

⚙️ Neon还包括一个名为“Browser Operator”的AI代理，允许用户自动化常规网络任务，如购物、填写在线表格和预订活动或住宿。Opera强调该工具在浏览器本地与网页内容交互，以保护隐私和安全。

⏳ 目前关于Neon的细节信息有限，发布日期和定价尚未公布，但用户可以注册候补名单以获取最新信息。

The latest web browser coming to Opera’s roster embraces AI agents that aim to use the internet for you. The Norwegian tech company describes Opera Neon as an “agentic browser” that has contextual awareness and performs tasks on the users’ behalf, including researching, building, and designing whatever you need.

Oddly, Opera announced a Neon browser in 2017 that never actually shipped. We’ll see if it’s more successful this time.

“We’re at a point where AI can fundamentally change the way we use the internet and perform all sorts of tasks in the browser,” Opera senior AI product director Henrik Lexow said in the company’s press release. “Opera Neon brings this to our users’ fingertips.”

A notable early adopter feature is an AI engine that Opera says is “capable of understanding and interpreting” what users request, and then making it with the help of cloud-based AI agents. For example, Opera says that Neon can make games, reports, code snippets, and websites, and can work on multiple tasks even when the user has gone offline.

Opera hasn’t mentioned when this will launch or how much Neon will cost, beyond it being described as a “premium subscription product,” so there’s currently little information available to back up what the browser is supposedly capable of.

Otherwise, Neon offers AI tools similar to those found in Microsoft’s Copilot and OpenAI’s Operator. Opera says that Neon users can use a chatbot interface to search the web, answer queries, and get “contextual information” from the webpage they have open. Opera Neon also features an AI Agent that Opera previously introduced back in March as “Browser Operator,” which allows users to automate routine web tasks, such as shopping, filling in online forms, and booking events or accommodation. Opera says the tool interacts with web page content locally on the browser to preserve privacy and security.

Details about Neon are currently slim, which is the fifth browser in Opera’s quiver, after announcing its mindfulness-focused Air browser in February. We will know more about Opera Neon’s real-world capabilities when it fully rolls out into beta — when, is anyone’s guess as the company won’t provide us a firm date. You can sign up for the waitlist here.