Opera Air has a built-in set of mindfulness exercises, including breathing programs, neck exercises, meditation, and a full body scan tune-in. Think of it like the standing reminders on your best ...

I tried Opera's new web browser that comes with features to help you relax and unwind. Here's how it turned out to be.

Focus Like You Want. There are multiple ways to focus via Opera Air, such as customizable workspaces, split screens, using ...

Norway-based browser maker Opera on Tuesday launched a new browser called “Opera Air,” which focuses on mental well-being and mindfulness with features like break reminders, breathing exercises, ...

Opera's new web browser gives a good impression of being a tool that wants to do the opposite: encouraging us to take breaks from browsing. With a sleek, minimalist design, Opera Air has the UI of a ...

automatically switch between the best LLM depending on the query, summarize Chat, and link to sources for reference. Opera Air is a desktop-only browser, and it’s available to download here.

One of Opera Air’s standout features is Take a Break, which includes four modes designed to help users reduce stress and improve posture: 🧘 Breathing Exercises – Helps lower stress and blood pressure ...

Opera may have the right product at the right time: Opera Air, a free web browser that was actively designed to help de-stress and calm you as you navigate the web. With strong competition from ...

The browser, Opera says, is built around the principles ... Constantly looking down at our phones or laptop screens, being fixated on desktop screens, slouching while sitting continuously, and ...

After nearly a decade of using the same web browser, I've finally returned to the land of Firefox, thanks to Zen Browser, and here's why.