Meet the world’s first alternative browser optimized for Chromebooks
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Opera Comments Bot last edited by
Opera is now the world’s first alternative browser optimized for Chromebooks. The Opera Browser brings many unique features previously unavailable on the Chrome OS platform, including a free, unlimited, no-log browser VPN, ad blocker, cookie dialog blocker and color themes.
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treego last edited by
I was already using Opera on Chromebook ... I am confused. https://www.linuxmadesimple.info/2020/03/how-to-install-opera-browser-on.html
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shintoplasm01 last edited by
What's the use of your mobile browsers' built-in adblocker if it lets through Google Search ads? Either allow us to block all ads, add custom filter URLs, or don't pretend your adblocker is worth anything.
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dngro last edited by
can android tablets get these features too? there’s a good few coming out now too
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rafaelx22 last edited by
what is the keyboard shortcut to zoom in? ctrl + does not work. also, has anyone noticed if opera forces a reload of each page after switching tabs? (one reason to quit chrome)
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treego last edited by
I have given this Opera for Chromebook/Android a good trial lately. It is super! Another awesome option from Opera! Thank you!
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treego last edited by leocg
It would be nicer and more consistent if Ctrl-W on the last tab open would Not close the browser completely.
Clicking the "x" on the tab when it is the last open tab does Not close the browser completely -- this is nicer.
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treego last edited by
@rafaelx22 said:
what is the keyboard shortcut to zoom in? ctrl + does not work. also, has anyone noticed if opera forces a reload of each page after switching tabs? (one reason to quit chrome)
I would like to zoom out.
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treego last edited by
I am really enjoying this browser on my Chromebook of late ... just wondering if any updates/changes are forthcoming. Thank you, Opera!