The only "work-around" that I can think of is using the LastPass extension on Opera desktop instead of the native password manager. Then you can also use the LastPass app on your Android device to sync your passwords with your desktop computer(s).

This is not a perfect solution and I'd much rather have native support for password syncing between the desktop and Android browsers like you have on both Chrome and Firefox. In fact, the lack of this feature is the main reason why I've NEVER settled with Opera as my main browser. I've always used Chrome or Firefox instead of Opera because of this

Hi guys,

If you need to use an addon (e.g., uBlock Origin) to get a more advanced ad blocking solution than the one provided natively wirh Opera, what do you recommend to do?

Is it better to just disable the built-in adblocker, or should I keep both enabled? AFAIK the built-in ad blocker uses EasyList, which is a list that I always use anyway, so it should not block more than the addon.

The important thing to consider is performance and resource usage. Does the built-in ad blocker run before any ad blocker addon, thus removing uneeded URLs from being filtered through the less efficient addon? Or is it the other way around, in which it would be pointless to refilter URLs that have already passed through an addon that has the same (or more) filters?

So what is your opinion?