Opera One has added a new user interface option: vertical tabs. This feature replaces the traditional horizontal tab bar with a vertically stacked view on a resizable side panel. Users can toggle this setting on or off within the browser's settings under 'Browser > Tabs'.
The vertical tabs allow users to see the favicon and the full title of each open tab, which helps in identifying tabs more easily. Users have the flexibility to switch between displaying full tab names or an icon-only view, which maximizes screen space for web content.
Opera One has enhanced its existing Google Lens integration. The functionality is now more accessible, allowing users to perform image searches directly from the Opera homepage search bar. This integration supports uploading images from local files, dragging and dropping, pasting from the clipboard, or entering an image URL.
When the Google Lens icon in the search bar is clicked, a dialogue box appears for users to input their image. The search results are then displayed within the current tab, streamlining the process of conducting image-based searches within the browser.
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Opera One has introduced optional vertical tabs, allowing users to view full tab titles in a resizable side panel. The browser also expanded its Google Lens integration, enabling image searches directly from the homepage search bar and from local files or clipboard content.