Opera’s Aria AI lets you talk your tabs into order
Opera launched an update to Opera One that offers users a way to manage tabs with the help of its AI assistant, Aria. The Tab Commands feature makes navigating and organizing tabs easier via voice commands.
The feature enables users to interact with tabs by giving commands such as “close all tabs except this one” or “group all my Pinterest tabs,” according to the company.
With Aria’s assistance, users can streamline their browsing experience with commands like “pin my streaming services” or “close all Wikipedia tabs once finished with homework.” Tasks can also be saved for three using the Tab Islands feature or specific tabs can be assigned to groups.
To initiate a tab command, users simply press “Command + /” on Mac or “Control + /” on Windows. Examples of other commands include:
- Pin my YouTube tabs
- Save all my tabs
- Create a group with XXX tabs
The new version of Opera One also features AI Feature Drops, which enhance Aria’s capabilities. Improvements have been made to Writing Mode and the option to place Aria within a browser tab, according to Opera. Additionally, Aria now provides richer responses concerning recipes, products, and games.
Opera One is available for download from the company’s website and supports multiple platforms, including macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Opera’s latest update for Opera One is an example of integrating AI in everyday tools, but the real test will be whether users find this hands-free tab management genuinely hands on.
For users steeped in browser multitasking, this isn’t just about saving time with voice commands; it’s about potential saves from the lost tab meltdowns. Let’s see if Aria can live up to the aim of keeping browsing organized amid our digital clutter.