Much respects for continuing to support uBO.

@burnout426 I tried that but the Opera's UI is very very slow and bugged.

I reverted back to the default setting, because of that.

I guess this should be another confirmation that uBO remains in Opera.

@andrew84

Last phrase in that article sounds interesting, I'm curious when the "update" will come from them.

@andrew84

@andrew84 There is an official article they posted, from which I did send the quote:
https://blogs.opera.com/news/2024/10/opera-support-manifest-v2-ad-blocking/

Based on that article they posted 6 months ago:

For you, this means that you will be able to keep using extensions such as uBlock Origin uninterrupted, instead of switching to the more bare-bones version of uBlock Origin Lite.

and also taking account what @daria19 said, I'm quite sure it will remain in Opera even after June.

@TheCelticCross same, I installed it last night to give it a try but it feels slower too, and also, they won't continue keeping uBO.

@TheCelticCross I will remain on Opera because they'll keep uBO.

Finally, the tab animations run at 120fps, instead of 60.

Congrats for this improvement

@parduspars I also reported that too, it happens on the stable version as well.

The post isn't categorized under "Beta" category.

@leocg said in General reliability, security and privacy of Opera:

all Chinese companies are spies of the government

I've had enough to hear people saying that. Google Chrome who is American and owned by Google, doesn't spy? Let's be honest.