took to the stage at WWDC 2025 a few weeks ago, I was expecting some key improvements to Safari . Instead, what the company served was a redesign and the promise of faster performance. Now, Safari isn’t a devastating laggard. For a lot of users in the Apple ecosystem, it gets the job done.

Related: Best new movies to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max , and more Talk with tabs Dia is an AI-focused browser, but it’s not exactly stuffing it down every user’s throat. It serves a meaningful kind of tab action powered by AI. Let’s say you are scrolling a webpage and select a word or passage. As soon as you do it, the text as well as the entire tab content is automatically copied to the AI assistant’s chat feed.

On a similar note, Dia lets you pull information from across multiple tabs and pull a report out of it. For example, if you have opened eight shopping tabs for earbuds on Amazon, you can simply use the “@” command in the search box, type the tab name or pick them from the drop-down list, and type your query, like:

Tab control made easy Opera browser offers one of the most forward-looking approaches to tab management. It sticks with the traditional route of handling tabs with cursor movement or keyboard shortcuts, but for users who want an extra dash of convenience, it offers a chat-like system, as well. Think of it as talking to Siri or Gemini to handle your basic browser chores.

All of it is paired with the thoughtfully designed tab island system in Opera, which is color-coded, collapsible, and supports drag/drop gestures. Furthermore, thanks to workspaces, all your tabs and tab groups can be neatly arranged across different browsing profiles without any overlap.

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