@alangonzalez91
All of these features are good except for #3 which is not necessary.
Could you please explain #7.

I very much like the way Opera took customization to the next level by making Ad blocker more customizable.
I suggest that the Opera team should do the same for tracker blocking.

@chopeisback
Something I would add is that Aria should use an LLM similar to Chat GPT for prompt based search, one similar to Gemini 1.5 pro for image analysis (images containing mostly text), one similar to Microsoft Copilot for image analysis (not containing text), one similar to Llama 3 to generate images.

Opera needs to be integrated with an advanced Tor that uses advanced technologies to detect zero-day threats on websites using behavioral analysis and other. The Tor should use machine learning to do this and others below.
The Tor should make sure that connections and all the data flowing in and out of all websites (both HTTPS and HTTP websites) are secure and end-to-end encrypted. If this condition is not met, a pop-up notification should appear, warning the user that his or her information could be leaked to another website. Then the user will have to choose if he or she will want to proceed with the risk. If the user chooses to proceed with the risk, Tor will disable other advanced features preventing the user from visiting the website and will only check if the data flowing in and out of the website is end-to-end encrypted. If this condition is not met, the Tor will give the user a second warning that the data is not secure.
If the Tor is activated, Opera should automatically switch from its default DNS to Comodo DNS, Next DNS, or Quad 9 DNS, if available, to add an extra layer of protection, because these DNS servers are known for anti-malware capabilities. Also, the Tor should also disable unnecessary permissions requested by the website, like a map website requesting for files permission.
Adding this features will really make users to appreciate Opera Browser and their development for taking their time and effort to craft such a superior browser in terms of malware detection and protection from websites.

When setting custom DNS, Opera is supposed to check if the provider is valid and not showing me that error message. If the provider is valid, it should display the name of the DNS and other items related to it. If the provider isn't valid, Opera should indicate so.
Also, I don't think the built-in DNS (Google and Cloudflare) is working. Here is the website I used https://dnsleaktest.com/. I ran DNS leak tests only to find out that my IP address, ISP, and my country is still visible. I did not set any DNS in settings, so the leak test did not detect any DNS, even when I set Opera to use Google or Cloudflare.
This issue persists since I started using the Opera browser. The Opera team should kindly fix this.

@alangonzalez91
All of these features are good except for #3 which is not necessary.
Could you please explain #7.

@leocg
When I try to set up a custom DNS, Opera always tell me that I should please verify that the provider is valid and I should have a working network connection.
Opera is supposed to check if the provider is valid and not showing me that error message. If the provider is valid, it should display the name of the DNS. Also, I don't think the built-in DNS (Google and Cloudflare) is working.

How can you add a custom DNS in Opera Android Browser. Here are some examples:
Comodo DNS
Adguard DNS
Quad 9 DNS
Next DNS