An internet browser with built-in mindfulness and meditation tools? Sounds a little like buzzword fodder to me. However, I'm a tired, jaded journalist who'll try anything to feel more alive, so I tested the early access release,

Opera Air, the browser designed for mindfulness. With tools like meditation, binaural beats, and minimalist design, relax while you browse

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, soundscapes,

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

Opera's new browser is built around the idea of mindfulness. It's the first mainstream browser that asks you to take breaks, and it also helps you to practice breathing exercises, mindfulness meditation and more.

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.

Opera has announced Opera Air, a new web browser that integrates mindfulness and wellness features directly into the browsing experience. The

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.