Opera One Developer becomes the first browser with built-in local LLMs – ready for you to test

[Schultz1]

Schultz1 last edited by

I am on Ubuntu:Opera-developer. I go to Settings > Local AI Models
I try to change the radio button to on, but it does not change.

[TikFesku]

TikFesku @Schultz1 last edited by

@schultz1: same for me. May be this feature available only for systems with +16Gb Video memory?

[robe78]

robe78 last edited by

downloading is very very slow

[RAMarianHaertel]

RAMarianHaertel last edited by

Not working for me. The local LLM is not giving any output?

[surfer298]

surfer298 @Schultz1 last edited by

@schultz1: same here what are the system requirements for this feature?

[BestCodes]

BestCodes last edited by

This is awesome! Even better than ollama or gpt4all. Thank you so much, Opera!!!
P.S. I wrote this from Norway. I flew into the Oslo airport on my trip. While there, I saw the Opera HQ!

Everyone at Opera is awesome. Keep up the good work! ️

Hi, I'm Best_codes! I'm a full-stack web dev who moderates on the makeblock forum. I have a website, https://bestcodes.dev. I love Opera, so I'm on here occasionally to report bugs and answer some questions.

[syddharth0610]

syddharth0610 last edited by

Where are the models downloaded to? Can I use my already downloaded gguf files?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @syddharth0610 last edited by

@syddharth0610 They are downloaded to the profile directory

[syddharth0610]

syddharth0610 @leocg last edited by

@leocg Can I used my already downloaded gguf files? If yes, where do I store them?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @syddharth0610 last edited by

@syddharth0610 Don't know, you would need to test it.

They are downloaded to Local Composer Models folder.