Hello Opera? Does anyone take care of this? It is extremely annoying. I always have to open another browser to click on the google map.

This post was seen about 200 times already. Obviously, this is a common problem.

I just noticed, although clicking the map does not work in Opera, you still can click the adress.

@pavelcree Shouldn't there be some banner, saying "please accept blah blah to proceed?" or at least some note. Simply making it not clickable when we are all used to click the map is really against good UI. - Anyways, it is no wonder, so many people start to get really annoyed by the EU regulations nonsense.

Hello Opera? Does anyone take care of this? It is extremely annoying. I always have to open another browser to click on the google map.

This post was seen about 200 times already. Obviously, this is a common problem.

@burnout426 Thank you so much for helping me understand. It is really silly so block a website because the company is owned by Chinese. Sure, Philippines has issues with China, but blocking websites does not change a thing about it... (And I guess the philippine government is not familiar with VPN...)

@leocg Is my internet provider blocking it? Why is it being blocked? What is the reason for this? It does not make sense to me.

I found old post about this problem, but I could not reply there because its already closed for comments. Opera tells me there is a new update available, but I can not download the update because the opera website is blocked here in the Philippines. I am not sure why you are doing this, but it is a bit strange to exclude specific countries from accessing Opera.com. Right now I am using the VPN connection to access this website. Is this actually how you want me to do it?You don't want users from Philippines to access Opera.com???

I always wish the Google search bar could be changed into DuckDuckGo or any other search engine of preference. Shouldn`t be so difficult to implement.