After 2 months of usage i drop Opera to switch to Firefox

• No PWA support
• No extension sync with account

I'm really sad because a lot of features are cool... I'm looking forward to future releases

@DerSchlingel It's like a two-level shortcut. Some apps need to be accessible with a single click, without searching through all tabs. When I start my computer, I want to check my email. I should be able to just click on the Gmail web app, instead of opening Opera, reloading all my tabs, and then clicking on Gmail.

Firefox has built full PWA support, which I believe came from extensive user analysis. There's clearly a demand for PWAs, as many users are requesting this feature. This isn't just a coincidence

After 2 months of usage i drop Opera to switch to Firefox

• No PWA support
• No extension sync with account

I'm really sad because a lot of features are cool... I'm looking forward to future releases

As a developer, I work with multiple web applications simultaneously, often across different tech stacks. Sometimes, I just need to quickly check my emails on Gmail. Using Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) helps me streamline this process by eliminating unnecessary steps.

Instead of:

1. Opening Opera
2. Clicking on a bookmark
3. Waiting for Gmail to load

With a PWA, I can open Gmail instantly, just like a native app. This significantly improves my workflow and makes managing my applications much more efficient and it's way less distractive than having the complete browser with all tools

About other advantages not sure if caching, features, performance, battery consumption are differents ?

Yes for sure we need install or save as app button ... i'm coming from other browser and i don't understand why this feature is disabled, not sure to use this browser longer so sad it look really good 🥲