Chrome and Opera have shared the same Blink engine since 2013 so they both load web pages in the same way. So if they use the same technology, why should you choose Opera over Chrome? The answer is ...

If the purpose of a web browser is to load, view, and interact with the largest percentage of websites on the internet, then the best web browser in the world is Google Chrome, which can handle just ...

Opera has rolled out a new power-saving mode for its browser, which it claims can extend a laptop's battery life by up to 50 percent compared to Google's Chrome. At the end of last year, Opera had ...

The latest versions of Chrome and Opera have a lot in common. Google has been hard at work on a new Webkit-based engine that will power them both, and one pleasant side effect is that it's now really ...

The rebooting of Opera 15.0 saw the niche browser switch to a new rendering engine, adopting Chrome’s Blink in favor of its own proprietary Presto engine. In restarting the browser from scratch, Opera ...

Last year, I very publicly broke up with Google Chrome, a memory-hogging browser that everyone still uses today because Internet Explorer sucked in 2008 and at the time everything Google was ...

You can add "extensions" to the list of things missing from the new Opera. With the switch to Chrome/Chromium as the basis for Opera, existing extensions and add-ons have become instantly obsolete.

When you’re choosing a new browser, there are lots of things to take into consideration. Is it fast? Is it safe? Does it have plenty of extensions that can expand your browsing experience? Until ...

Megan is a Software Writer at XDA Developers who has been writing about consumer technology since 2016. With a postgraduate degree in New Media journalism, she has always been passionate about diving ...

Opera 55 Beta, released last week, allows users, for the first time, to install Chrome extensions from Google's official Web Store with one click and no other trickery involved. Prior to last week's ...