ANd safari and chrome owned by USA. What is the difference?Reminder: Opera is wholly owned by Beijing Kunlun Tech Co., Ltd. (Zhou Yahui) (48%) Qifei International Development Co. Limited (Qihoo 360) (27.5%) Keeneyes Future Holdings Inc (Zhou Yahui) (19.5%) Golden Brick Capital Private Equity Fund I L.P. (5%).
If you think your browsing data isn't being reviewed by the Chines government, think again. Two of those firms are 100% owned by the CCP.
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Are you joking? I can't even think about browsing without opera!
In short what I like about opera:
• When you select the text, "search" and "copy" pop-ups without clicking.
• A pop-up automatically converts currencies.
• Double click on the tab to return to the top of the page.
• Having telegram and whatsapp mini apps in the sidebar on the left side.
• automatic dark mode, which changes according to the system setting.
• Workspaces feature that can be accessed from the sidebar, to group newly added tabs.
• built in ad blocker.
• screenshot tool.
You don't need any extensions to get this features. So which browser can do all of this without installing extensions?
Me too. I was coming here just to suggest that you try Vivaldi, in which you can use whatever you want in the sidebar.
I've been using it for instance with Twitter, Google News, Google Translator, Hacker News, a dictionary, etc... take a look at this screenshots:
This is the reason I ditched Opera when they sold it to CCP (aka China Communist Party). Anything that is CCP owned software or apps are HARD NO for me. Example: Zoom, TikTok, etc.
which browser are u guys using? chorme used tons of RAM. any alternatives?
I've been using Brave a bit but usually end up coming back to Firefox