Dynamic Themes and Window Division: Major Update Released for Opera One Browser

The company called it the "most beautiful" of all time.

A major update for the Opera One browser has been released, named R2. Among the new features are improved AI assistant Aria, dynamic themes, and the ability to split the window into two tabs.

The company has changed the contextual string of the AI assistant and allowed users to access it without logging into an account. Aria can summarize page content, create images on request, and recognize the content of images.

According to Opera, the update has become the "best and most beautiful" of all released for the browser. The program now features customizable dynamic themes, allowing users to choose colors and disable sounds. In total, three themes are available, and they can be set to change automatically.

The browser interface also includes "glass" elements, which beautifully blend the application with the background. A separate player has been added, which can be displayed over other windows.

Additionally, developers have enabled the ability to split the browser screen into multiple tabs without opening them in different windows. To do this, simply drag one page onto another.

Another new feature is "tab trails." The last five opened tabs are marked with a horizontal line. The brighter the line, the earlier the page was opened.

The Opera One update is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.