> You can turn this off in Chrome simply in the settings, but Opera purposely spent time removing that ability from Chromium. FWIW, the browser UI, as well as

> You can turn this off in Chrome simply in the settings, but Opera purposely spent time removing that ability from Chromium. FWIW, the browser UI, as well as things like malware scanning, is entirely Opera's own code, and isn't forked from Chromium, so it wasn't "purposely removed" rather just never implemented…