@Chi-oma
Dear friend,
I understand your concerns about malware risks, but Opera's current ad-blocking doesn't meet my needs. It often fails to block those really intrusive and annoying ads, as well as social media trackers. With well-known and reliable extensions like AdGuard, we could have a more effective ad-blocking solution.
Moreover, there are other excellent browser extensions such as sider, global speed, and immersive translate that can greatly enhance the user experience. sider provides convenient sidebar functions, global speed allows for better control of page loading speed, and immersive translate offers seamless translation services. These extensions have been widely used and trusted in other browsers, and I believe bringing them to Opera would attract more users and improve our overall browsing experience. I sincerely hope Opera considers introducing these plugins to offer more choices and better functionality to its users.

@Chi-oma
Dear Friend,

I am writing to suggest the inclusion of the uBlock Origin extension in the Opera browser. uBlock Origin is an open-source ad blocker, which means its code is publicly available for scrutiny and improvement. This transparency makes it a highly trustworthy option for users concerned about privacy and security.

Many users, including myself, have relied on uBlock Origin in other browsers and have found it to be extremely effective in blocking various forms of online advertisements, trackers, and malicious scripts. Its advanced filtering capabilities and customizable settings allow for a personalized and optimized browsing experience.

By adding uBlock Origin to the Opera extension store, you would enhance the value and functionality of your browser, attracting more users who prioritize a clean and safe online environment. I believe this addition would be a significant step forward in meeting the diverse needs of your user base.

On the left is Opera, and on the right is the Edge browser with uBlock Origin enabled.

Thank you for considering this suggestion.

Best regards

@Chi-oma
Dear friend,
I understand your concerns about malware risks, but Opera's current ad-blocking doesn't meet my needs. It often fails to block those really intrusive and annoying ads, as well as social media trackers. With well-known and reliable extensions like AdGuard, we could have a more effective ad-blocking solution.
Moreover, there are other excellent browser extensions such as sider, global speed, and immersive translate that can greatly enhance the user experience. sider provides convenient sidebar functions, global speed allows for better control of page loading speed, and immersive translate offers seamless translation services. These extensions have been widely used and trusted in other browsers, and I believe bringing them to Opera would attract more users and improve our overall browsing experience. I sincerely hope Opera considers introducing these plugins to offer more choices and better functionality to its users.

Dear Opera Browser Development Team,

I am a big fan of Opera Browser. It has a great interface and performance. But currently, the Android version lacks support for extensions. Here, I sincerely suggest that your team consider adding support for some popular extensions, such as AdGuard, Dark Mode, Global Speed, and Tampermonkey.

AdGuard can block various ads, improving page loading speed and providing a clean browsing experience, free from the annoyance and potential security risks of ads. Dark Mode is essential for users in low-light environments, reducing eye strain and saving battery. Global Speed allows users to adjust the loading and playback speed according to their needs. Tampermonkey enables powerful custom scripts for personalized operations.

Supporting these extensions will enhance the competitiveness of Opera Browser on the Android platform and increase user satisfaction. We understand that it may take time and effort, but it will surely bring long-term benefits.

Thank you for your time. Looking forward to the support of extensions in future updates.