Opera has announced a new version of its web browser called Opera One. A major addition to the software is an AI-powered chatbot called Aria.

Similar to the Bing chatbot in Microsoft Edge, the Aria chatbot also resides within the sidebar of the browser and can answer questions using real-time information, give suggestions, and more.

Apart from the AI-powered chatbot Aria, the browser also comes with a redesigned look and feel and some new features which aim to make the browsing experience intuitive and productive.

It comes with a feature called Tab Islands, a new way of organizing tabs into groups that are related to each other. Users can create different Tab Islands for work, personal, etc., and can quickly switch between them.

The Aria chatbot, which can search the web, generate text, and write code, is powered by OpenAI’s GPT technology — the same technology that is powering Bing from Microsoft. To use the tool, users need to sign up for an Opera account if they don’t already have it.

Built on the company’s new Modular Design framework that is touted to offer more flexibility and customization, the web browser also comes with a built-in VPN, a battery saver mode, and more.

The company started testing this new Opera One web browser last month but now it is available for everyone. It is now available to download for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

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