Especially since they're from Europe, if I were them I'd probably focus on anti-tracking and privacy, much like what Epic Browser [1] is trying to do. But I thi

Especially since they're from Europe, if I were them I'd probably focus on anti-tracking and privacy, much like what Epic Browser [1] is trying to do. But I think Opera would have the brand name recognition (and better technical expertise, too) to pull it off. Become THE privacy browser. Later on, start to support next-gen stuff like Namecoin for P2P DNS, Ethereum, and other stuff like that. At their 1 percent market share or whatever they have now on the desktop, what do they have to lose? I only see upside, because there's a strong and growing community that would support and spread the word about such a browser, if it was really that good for privacy and so forward-looking towards a much more secure and privacy-friendly Internet. [1] https://www.epicbrowser.com/ https://www.epicbrowser.com/