It’s meant to be a guide for queries you will use in the chatbot, but you can input whatever prompts you like. There’s an AI prompts tab located next to the address bar that offers suggestions for queries you can input into ChatGPT depending on what website you’re using.Ĭlicking one will bring up ChatGPT, which will then generate an answer to that prompt. You can click the ChatGPT icon and log in with your credentials, then interact with associated AI features. Rather than having the AI fully integrated into the Opera browser like Microsoft Bing Search, the login works like an auxiliary browser similar to the MacGPT app that was developed specifically for macOS. The early access developer features included on the new Opera browser include an easy login feature for several AI apps including ChatGPT and ChatSonic, as well as platforms that benefit from AI, such as Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and TikTok. Edge does have its own grouping feature however, it’s not as intuitive as Opera’s. In comparison, I have 21 open tabs on my Microsoft Edge browser and no way to organize them.
Notably, if you add a new tab to a contracted section, the tabs will expand again. Pressing CTRL or Command while clicking the colored tab slides the tabs all the way to where only the colored tab shows, saving even more space. Click the colored area again and webpages will spring apart, allowing you to access the individual tabs. You can click the tab and the rest will accordian in, conserving space in your tabs area. Say you’re on a website like Pinterest and you have several web pages open, Opera will automatically identify this and put a colored tab on the primary page. Originally, I thought it grouped different websites together by type, such as if you had Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest open as social media apps they would be grouped together, but that isn’t the function. Opera claims it is the first major Chromium-based browser to feature a “multithreaded compositor.” It took me a moment to actually figure out the context of the functionality but once I did, it made sense. Tab Island is an interesting function that allows you to organize multiple tabs from the same webpage into one group. If you want to close the browser you will get a notification that will warn you that have tabs open that you’ll lose if you end your session if you’re not in the Workspace where those tabs are live. Switching between Workspaces goes smoothly like moving a piece of paper in a file. You can also right-click to edit the names and icons of the Workspaces to your preference. You can set up three Workspaces and you can click the icons to access the Workspaces from which you want to browse.
Say you want a Workspace for research, one for social media, and one for general browsing. Subsequent Workspaces have icons below the first and can serve different purposes at your discretion.
Workspace 1, the first icon serves as the primary browser for any session. On the upper left are the Workspace icons, which work as part of Opera’s modular function.
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The browser downloads in night mode, which comes standard and should be a plus for many tech enthusiasts. The lower left icons include a media player, another bookmarks icon, a history icon, and the sidebar setup, which is a more detailed version of what is on the main browser. To the left are quick links for programs including ChatGPT, ChatSonic, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and TikTok. Next to the address bar are several Opera functionality icons, including bookmarks, extensions, and logging into your Opera account. These 2 new Edge features are making Chrome look outdatedĭell’s new retro gaming laptops took me straight back to the ’80s - in a good wayĮven the sidebar ellipses being located at the bottom left corner feels like a bit more obvious placement than most browsers, where the icon can be crowded among others. Google wants you to ditch LastPass and finally switch to Chrome
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