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Well, in case you managed to ignore the news in 2013 (a lot of people did), it uses Chrome's Blink-engine now, instead of the Presto-engine which they previousl

by Sylos 10y ago

Well, in case you managed to ignore the news in 2013 (a lot of people did), it uses Chrome's Blink-engine now, instead of the Presto-engine which they previously developed. So, it's very much identical to Chrome for the most part.

colbyh 10y ago
In fact, you can use Chrome plugins for Opera. It's basically Chrome with a slightly different feature set.