Opera

The feature-packed veteran.

Blink proprietary WindowsmacOSLinuxAndroidiOS

One of the oldest names in browsing, now Chromium-based: workspaces, sidebar messengers, a free built-in VPN (really a proxy), and the Aria AI assistant.

Engine
Blink
License
Proprietary
Runs on
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Top marks
Built-in tools, Site compatibility
Popularity
#6 worldwide · 1.93% of page views (August 2026)
Updated
September 2026

Why it shines

  • Sidebar apps: WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger
  • Free built-in VPN/proxy
  • Workspaces and tab islands
  • Battery saver mode

Worth knowing

  • Owned by a Chinese consortium — a trust question for some
  • Lots of built-in promotions and crypto features
  • Telemetry on by default

Origins

Opera belongs to The Chromium empire — descended from Chromium.

Does well

Ranked in

Head to head

Scorecard

  • Tracking protection1/3
  • Fingerprinting resistance0/3
  • Anonymity0/3
  • Built-in ad blocking2/3
  • Customization2/3
  • Keyboard control0/3
  • Built-in tools3/3
  • Minimal interface0/3
  • Fresh design1/3
  • Classic interface0/3
  • Light on resources0/3
  • Raw speed2/3
  • Battery efficiency0/3
  • Extension ecosystem2/3
  • Cross-device sync2/3
  • Site compatibility3/3
  • Low maintenance2/3
  • Open source0/3
  • Independence0/3
  • Built-in AI1/3
  • Gaming features1/3
  • Dev tooling0/3

0–3 on each of the 22 criteria the quiz and the guides rank by. How we score.

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