ALSO READ: Opera launches free unlimited VPN on its desktop browser: Here s how to activate and use itĪt the center, you have the address bar in the top half, which also doubles as the Search bar. At the bottom, you have the hamburger menu to open a new window, a new incognito window, history, download, and settings. The left panel has a thin strip of quick shortcut icons for – new tab, music player, screenshot, gallery and download. The home screen has a translucent background, and you can easily see through your desktop background. Unlike all typical web browsers, the Neon has a very clean and easy to use interface. With the Neon concept browser, Opera is trying to make things as simple as possible. Also Read - Opera using Android apps to offer predatory loans in India details I had a chance to try out the browser and here are my first impressions. But, it is the intuitive interface and features that make Opera Neon interesting to look forward to. It includes all core functions that you would find in any other web browser. The idea behind Neon is to offer core functions of a web browser in a neat, clean and simple avatar. There are also plans to launch a Mac version soon. Opera Neon is available now for both Windows-based PCs, and it can be downloaded from here. Also Read - Opera for Chromebooks is the world's first alternative browser optimised for Chrome OS Also Read - Vivaldi browser v3.0 update brings built-in Tracker blocker in partnership with DuckDuckGo Now, the company is trying to reinvent the web surfing experience with its new concept browser called Neon. Opera also recently unleashed a free VPN app for Android smartphones. These features include the likes of built-in free unlimited VPN, a native ad-blocker on mobile and desktop browsers, and battery saver mode to name a few. Over the past few months, Opera has been adding a lot of new features to its desktop and mobile browsers.
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