Opera introduces AI Tab Commands to Opera One: Users can now use their natural language and have their browser organize their tabs

By Estuti Bajpai Published on April 1, 2025, 12:40 IST

Last month, Opera introduced its new Browser Operator, an AI tool designed to help users complete routine online tasks. For example, if you request a purchase, it navigates the website, selects the item, and even starts the checkout process. Throughout this process, you can monitor its progress and step in to adjust or cancel the task if necessary.

Well, the company seems to enhance the user experience in a fruitful way with the integration of AI in its browser, as a few days back, Opera introduced AI Tab Commands to its flagship browser, Opera One. Opera is taking AI out of the chatbox and deploying it to help users manage their tabs.

Now you can command your tabs with AI in Opera One!

New in 👉 Tab Commands

Here’s how you can manage your tabs with our agentic AI using natural language in Aria 👇 pic.twitter.com/vVdWYVq5Ka

— Opera (@opera) March 26, 2025

Multiple tabs open in your browser can be a bit messy, while arranging those tabs as per your preference is a tricky task as well. With built-in browser AI, Aria, users can just tell what to do using natural language, like closing, grouping, or pinning their tabs, and Aria will do it for you.

How to get Aria to manage tabs?

Access the Opera browser Command Line through the Ctrl+ / (Windows) or CMD+ / (Mac) shortcut and type a prompt related to your tabs.

For example- close all Wikipedia tabs or group all my tabs or pin my YouTube tabs, then Aria will proceed to perform the said task.

Users also need not worry about privacy, as AI only sends the prompt to the server, while all-tab-related data remains on the user’s device. Alternatively, with 5 or more tabs open, users can also right-click a tab and select the AI Tab Management option from the drop-down menu.

Other than this, AI Tab Commands, Opera is also adding several features to Aria- improved Writing mode within the browser’s Command Line, an upgrade to Aria’s answer quality when it comes to shopping product research, cooking, and recipe transforming, as well as gaming-related topics.

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