This spring, we are working hard to level up your Opera Max experience! Introducing Opera Max 3.0. This is a major update with an all new design, optimized for easier use of the powerful data savings and data management tools inside Opera Max. Get tips on how to manage your apps’ data use and privacy...
Over the next few weeks you’ll get the chance to test out some new, exciting features we hope you find useful and a bit of fun. This year Opera Mini isn’t just about helping you access more of the web, but also enabling you to interact with more content while you browse. There’s a lot...
Today is Data Privacy Day! Or, as it’s known in Europe, Data Protection Day. At Opera, we believe in shaping a more private mobile web and mobile app future. With the mass adoption of smartphones, some of you may want to protect your data privacy not only when using a browser to access the web,...
A couple of months ago, we introduced a fresh new look to Opera for Android. Today, thanks to your feedback, 🙂 we are rolling out some tweaks to the user interface and new features. Here are some things you might be wondering about with your new-look browser: “How can I turn on data savings?” When...
2016 has been an amazing year for Opera Max. In May, we announced that Opera Max crossed the 10-million user mark. Today, the number of Opera Max monthly active users has hit 50 million! Now Introducing VIP mode Without you, it would not have been possible for us to reach such a significant milestone. We...
The Meffys, reward innovation and honor the most influential players across the mobile ecosystem, and are considered the global benchmark for measuring commercial success. We’re thrilled that Opera Max, our unique data savings and management app, won the prize for ‘Innovation in Mobile First Markets.’ Opera was assessed on our sustainable and successful approach to...
Today, the Opera Max team updated our privacy mode filters by blocking apps sending requests to certain domains that are considered to be sharing users’ personal information to third parties without disclosure or the users’ consent. The Kryptowire team discovered this issue recently, and it caught lots of attention in the media and on blogs...