Opera has always been a solid browser, recognized for its innovative features and smooth performance. However, with each update, it seems to drift further away from its strengths. What was once a reliable and user-friendly browser often feels less efficient, more cluttered, or less stable after updates.

Why does this keep happening? Are developers focusing too much on unnecessary changes rather than improving what already works? Many users feel frustrated, as every update introduces changes that don’t seem to add value or even diminish the browser's overall quality.

Opera should focus on listening to its community, fixing bugs, and enhancing core features instead of making changes that alienate its loyal users. It's time for the developers to rethink their approach and stop making updates that feel like a step backward.

Opera has always been a solid browser, recognized for its innovative features and smooth performance. However, with each update, it seems to drift further away from its strengths. What was once a reliable and user-friendly browser often feels less efficient, more cluttered, or less stable after updates.

Why does this keep happening? Are developers focusing too much on unnecessary changes rather than improving what already works? Many users feel frustrated, as every update introduces changes that don’t seem to add value or even diminish the browser's overall quality.

Opera should focus on listening to its community, fixing bugs, and enhancing core features instead of making changes that alienate its loyal users. It's time for the developers to rethink their approach and stop making updates that feel like a step backward.