Is Opera being better than Brave?

[gabrielavale637]

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[davidjames83]

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[erdinc53]

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As long as Opera supports MV2, it will be better than Brave.

[pilis00]

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A developer told me that they will soon release another statement regarding MV2 support in Opera.

[leocg]

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@pilis00 Who? Where? When?

[pilis00]

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@leocg you have a DM from me.

[erdinc53]

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@pilis00 I would also like a DM. (:

[NyaKunde]

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from my side, opera is betten than brave

[rngala]

rngala @pilis00 last edited by

@pilis00 said in Is Opera being better than Brave?:

MV2

Opera is continuing to support both MV2 and MV3 extensions. Brave also maintains some MV2 extension support.

[jenstoke]

jenstoke last edited by

Honestly, it depends on what matters most to you. If you like having a bunch of tools built in — like a free VPN, sidebar messengers, and a slick interface — Opera is pretty convenient and user-friendly. But if you care more about privacy and speed, Brave does a great job blocking ads and trackers right out of the box. I’ve tried both, and each has its perks. It really comes down to whether you want more built-in features (Opera) or a more private, lightweight experience (Brave).

[DerSchlingel]

DerSchlingel last edited by

I‘d assume, that in an Opera forum most people would judge that Opera is the better choice. I wouldn‘t use it, if I were not convinced it was.
But Brave had a lot of running for it and even more so Vivaldi has. For my personal use case I give Opera the pole position, Vivaldi the follow up and Brave as coming in as third. With either of them you are very likely on solid ground.