Norway-based Opera has announced a new browser, Opera Air, with a focus on mindfulness and mental wellbeing. It includes break reminders, breathing exercises, and a suite of relaxing soundscapes to help users both focus and de-stress.

Opera, the Norway-based browser maker, has unveiled its latest innovation, Opera Air, a browser designed with a unique focus on mental well-being and mindfulness. Launched recently, Opera Air aims to enhance users’ online experience by integrating features that promote mental relaxation and concentration.

The new browser, Opera Air, aims to improve mental wellbeing, featuring a range of features designed to promote mindfulness, focus, and stress reduction.

Opera is introducing Opera Air, a new web browser designed around mindfulness. The app has a “minimalist Scandinavian design” and frosted glass accents, which blend well with the mindfulness concept.

I'm always skeptical when a web browser claims to help with mental relaxation. But Opera's new Air browser was surprisingly useful, integrating handy tools for focus, meditation, exercises, and more.

Open Air from the Norwegian company Opera is billed as the first-ever ‘mindful browser.’ It’s intended to combat the chaotic nature of the web. A new browser from the Norwegian company Opera just launched today,

"Need more zen in your life?" isn't a question often asked of you while checking your mail in the morning, but that's exactly how Opera's new Air browser was pitched to me by my PR pal, Steve Green. "Some say it's the most relaxing browser ever,

Opera just released Opera Air. Focused on mindfulness and wellness, BGR had exclusive access to this new browser before its launch.