ZDNET's key takeaways Opera's Neon AI browser was publicly released on Thursday.It comes with a hefty price tag, $19.90/month ...

It's not free. Today, Opera has announced that it's opening up public access to Opera Neon, which is its experimental browser for AI power users, "who ...

As announced via a blog post on Opera's Newsroom, the browser company has officially opened public access to Opera Neon. You ...

For nearly two decades, the browser market appeared settled. Google Chrome has become the dominant gateway to the internet, ...

Agentic AI browsers are beginning to transform how we use the web, moving from passive tools to autonomous digital assistants ...

Since AI works by collecting and learning from data, these tools might be gathering more of personal information than users ...

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The year of AI browsers is ending with Opera opening up its own version to everyone. First unveiled in May, Opera Neon has been available for testing via a waiting list since early October. Now, after ...

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Kaspersky has found a new infostealer called Stealka that targets crypto wallets and browsers through fake game mods and ...

The Stealka malware is inserted into pirated mods for video games including Roblox, and can lift sensitive info from apps.

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