With so many open, we know how difficult it can be to jump between tasks and stay productive. Together with Modular Design, this new architecture allows us to implement exciting new features that differentiate ours from other Chromium-based browsers – among them, Tab Islands.Ī survey of you, our users, told us how overwhelmed you are by the messiness of so many open tabs, and that you wish web browsers would do more to help manage them.
What is it exactly, and why does it make your browsing experience better? The compositor thread delivers a faster and smoother user interface layer, which enables high performance graphics operations without interruption from other processes. The liquid navigation and Modular Design are made possible by our new Multithreaded Compositor, which Opera is the first among the major Chromium-based browsers to introduce. Opera One will also harness powerful new AI-based features, which we’ll be adding in the near future. Automatically adjusted based on context, Modular Design will provide you with a more liquid and effortless browsing experience. While we’re starting with an early access developer build now, the browser will adapt to your needs, bringing only key features and relevant modules to the foreground when and where you need them. Opera One is a big step in that direction, particularly with the adoption of a new Modular Design philosophy. Opera has a long history of reinventing itself and its products to adapt to the evolving nature of the web.
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This exciting upgrade comes just weeks after we integrated our first generative AI features, including AI Prompts and sidebar access to ChatGPT and ChatSonic. We’ve furthermore integrated a multithreaded compositor that brings UI to life like never before, powering innovative new features like Tab Islands.
Based on Modular Design, Opera One delivers a liquid navigation experience and transforms the way you interact with your browser. Today, we unveil Opera One – a completely redesigned browser that is planned to replace our flagship browser for Windows, MacOS, and Linux later this year.
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