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The fervor around ChatGPT, an AI chatbot developed by OpenAI doesn’t seem to be dying. Now that Microsoft and Google are veering into the space, the hype gathered more solidity. Now, another web browser wanted to get into the game. The parent company of Opera, Kunlun Tech, said earlier today that it is considering incorporating ChatGPT into its platform. Although the specifics of the integration remained unclear, it may increase the popularity of the AI chatbox. This is mostly due to Opera’s 2.4% worldwide browser market share. According to recent data, Google’s Chrome browser has a 65.4% global market share, followed by Microsoft’s Edge at 4.5% in January. While these platforms take the top spot, Opera entails the sixth largest market share. It’s not yet known if this feature will be accessible to users on desktop computers and mobile devices. The capabilities of ChatGPT for iOS and Android were also not made clear. Apart from web browsers and m...

The browser also features the ability to enable HTTPS everywhere, bringing an extra layer of protection and making sure the websites people visit use proper encryption protocols. Web3 browser Opera has announced a new set of security tools intended to help its users mitigate common risks associated with malicious actors in the Web3 ecosystem. The new set of security tools called Web3 Guard is a suite of browser security features that promises to protect users against malicious decentralized applications (DApps), seed phrase phishing attacks and malicious actors. The security tool scans for known security risks associated with DApps, such as suspicious code, security vulnerability and audit history. This helps users to get a better insight into the DApp they are planning to browse and alerts them in case any of the mentioned vulnerabilities are found. The built-in security tools would also check for any seed phrase phishing attacks by scanning web pages for telltale signs of exploit, ...