Opera One browser adds vertical tabs and enhanced Google Lens integration
Opera introduces two new features to its desktop browser.
1Vertical tabs feature added to Opera One
Opera has introduced vertical tabs to its browser. This feature allows users to use vertically stacked tabs instead of the traditional horizontal tab bar. The vertical tab panel is resizable and offers the option to display full tab titles.
2Advantages of vertical tabs
Vertical tabs provide significant convenience, especially for users who open many tabs. Since the favicons and full titles of the tabs can be displayed, each tab can be easily identified. Additionally, users can view only the icons to gain more screen space.
3Google Lens integration expanded
Opera One has made Google Lens integration more accessible and enhanced its functionality. Users can now perform image searches directly from the Opera home page's search bar. Additionally, searches can be conducted using local files or images pasted from the clipboard.
4How to use Google Lens
To use Google Lens, click the icon in the search bar to open a dialog box. From here, you can search by uploading a file, dragging and dropping, pasting from the clipboard, or entering an image URL. Search results are displayed in the current tab.
5How to enable new features
The vertical tabs feature can be enabled from the 'Browser Tabs' section in the Settings menu. Google Lens can be used directly from the search bar. Both features significantly enhance the user's browsing experience.
6Opera One's competitive edge
With these updates, Opera One stands out with its user-friendly interface and advanced features compared to other browsers. Vertical tabs and expanded Google Lens integration improve the browser's ease of use and functionality.