💻 Technology Apr 1, 2026 · Wayne Williams

Opera Neon now lets AI tools control your browser in real time

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Opera has added a new feature to its Neon browser that allows external AI tools to connect directly to live browser sessions and perform actions on behalf of users. The new MCP Connector feature turns the browser into a workspace that AI clients can access, rather than requiring users to copy information between tools. Opera Neon, which launched late last year, is the company’s AI-focused browser, and this update allows third-party AI clients to operate inside the browser itself. Supported tools

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