Opera brings 150 variants of 50 different AI models to its web browser, allowing developers to swap out its native Aria AI for Gemma, Llama, or Mixtral instead. “Introducing local LLMs in this way ...

Web developers can now access a beta version of the Opera Dragonfly 1.0 development tools — including a JavaScript debugger, DOM, network and storage inspectors — which are designed to help assess the ...

OSLO, Norway, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Browser innovator Opera [NASDAQ:OPRA] announced today that it's adding experimental support for 150 local LLM (Large Language Model) variants from ...

Opera Software has released Dragonfly, a development and debugging tool integrated into its browsers, the company said on Thursday. The tool is platform agnostic and works with both Opera Mobile for ...

Opera released Opera One 2 in developer beta today, including multimedia features, split tabs, and AI enhancements. Opera One R2 gets a fresh appearance, with new themes and design features. Instead ...

Chrome didn't take very long to become one of the most popular desktop web browsers in the world, and it stole users away from Internet Explorer and Firefox by addressing common pain points users had ...

Opera has announced that the latest developer build of its popular browser now has support for Google’s Chromecast media sharing device. The feature was added due to rising popularity of Google’s ...

Firebug, a web development plug-in for Firefox, has long been a must-have tool for web developers working with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. But now Opera has released a competing set of developer tools ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The latest developer build (40.0.2296.0) of Opera's desktop browser is here, bringing a native ...

Virtual Private Networks are becoming increasingly handy things to have, offering greater security on public Wi-Fi networks, making it harder for websites to track you and accessing content only ...

So is Opera going to show up on the iPhone and iPod Touch anytime soon? Not likely, says the Oslo-based software company. On Tuesday, technology blog Uberpulse posted a – video interview with Opera ...