It’s not an everyday experience to launch new products, especially if we’re talking about fintech products when our starting point was a browser. Now we’ve made it, and we’re ready to press launch and start the shift. Today, we are launching Dify, Opera’s new fintech, with ambitious plans to disrupt financial services in Europe. First...
Take part in a one-of-a-kind giveaway on Opera’s Twitter and win an opportunity to play in a Grandmaster challenge against Ding Liren. As part of the Champions Chess Tour 2021, Ding Liren will be taking part in a Chess Simul (simultaneous exhibition). This is when one player faces off against multiple opponents at the same...
Hey readers! In this first blog of the year dedicated to the Opera browser for Android, we want to take the opportunity to share some of the great achievements we had last year, and give you a heads up on what’s coming next. First off, we are thrilled to announce that towards the end of...
Opera supports IPFS. IPFS is a peer-to-peer protocol that changes the way files are distributed and retrieved through “content based addressing”. Imagine your files not being stored on a single server but rather on an encrypted, immutable blockchain.
Hey there party people, We’ve got some great news for the music fans in the room. Opera GX has adopted the new Player feature that was previously only available in the Opera desktop browser. Now you can log into Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music directly from the sidebar in Opera GX. Player lets you...
It’s January 28 and that means it’s Data Privacy Day! At Opera, your privacy and security comes first. We’d like to use this opportunity to put online trackers in the spotlight and create awareness to help you protect yourself and your personal information from websites that might be overdoing it and collecting too much information...
We’ve got some big news! YoYo Games, the company behind GameMaker is now part of Opera. GameMaker Studio 2 is a fantastic platform that allows anyone, from a student to a pro, to create games and then export them from a single codebase to various platforms, including Desktop, Mobile, Web and Consoles. This means that...