Opera enters the generative AI space with new features in browsers and content apps

[Opera Comments Bot]

Opera Comments Bot last edited by

Opera has today announced the upcoming integration of AI-generated content (AIGC) services into its PC and mobile browsers.

Read full blog post: Opera enters the generative AI space with new features in browsers and content apps

[kened]

kened last edited by

Great!

[lucksme]

lucksme last edited by

Great news! I hope this means that Opera will remove the Google search field from the centre of the Opera Start Page, and instead place this new feature front and centre. This is such a big feature, that it should be hidden in some corner and behind a tiny inconspicuous icon.

[lucksme]

lucksme @lucksme last edited by leocg

@lucksme: I meant :
This is such a big feature, that it should not be hidden in some corner and behind a tiny inconspicuous icon.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @lucksme last edited by

@lucksme I don't think that there's even a reason to believe that Opera will stop using Google in it's start page.

[u1travio1et]

u1travio1et @leocg last edited by

@leocg: at least there's a setting to remove it

[marexis8]

marexis8 last edited by

How to test it?

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @marexis8 last edited by

@marexis8 Test what? Nothing seem to have been implemented yet

[thomasconnie]

thomasconnie last edited by

When can we test the feature in beta?

[lucksme]

lucksme @u1travio1et last edited by

@u1travio1et Hi, I have not found the setting to remove the Google search field. I know that one can choose which search engine to use, but that applies to the address field, where the URL is usually displayed.
I also have written to Opera about this.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @lucksme last edited by

@lucksme Check the Start page section in settings page

[giacomorutili]

giacomorutili @lucksme last edited by

@lucksme: I don't think so. Opera monetizes from Google Search bar

[miguelestevs]

miguelestevs last edited by

um why teste