Ever since Golden Brick has taken the majority share in the company, many users have wondered whether Opera is still safe as before. The company made the move sometime after Golden Brick, a consortium of Chinese companies, bought Opera Ltd for $1.2 billion in 2016. – the company behind all versions of the Opera browser, including Opera GX – went public in 2018. Opera itself is one of the oldest browsers around, dating back to 1994. Opera GX is Chromium-based and run by Opera Ltd. This could be useful to streamers (and their CPUs) who always have a ton of tabs open in their browser. Opera GX is a fork of Opera web browser that comes with a slew of gamer-centric features such as GX Corner – a feature incorporating stuff like video game release calendar, gaming news, and game deals – and GX Control – a set of tools that can limit the amount of resources used by the browser. Like Chrome we don't support webRequest API in v3 but we still support it in v2 (also in Opera addons portal) and we don't have strict dates to remove it.Purchases through our links may earn LEVVVEL a commission. It's is a tradeoff - should we better safety of users or keep the API flexible? It's similar to the situation when CORS was introduced and XHR cross-origin requests stopped to work - many malicious scripts started to be useless but aside scripts intended to improve productivity got afflicted.įor the time being we observe how the new declarativeNetRequest API is adopted by developers - we don't rush here. On the other side, we know that the problem with extensions using the API to harm users is really big and severe. We are aware that the change introduced by Chrome is not welcomed by some extension developers. When can expect manifest v2 to nolonger be available? Will the webRequest API still be supported in v3 like Firefox decided to do? Manifest 3 is already supported in Opera in the same form as Chrome supports it.
When and will Opera support Manifest v3? If so, in what form? What can we expect from Opera in terms of Manifest v3?
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