I used opera for years and loved it for the little things (click tab to go to top, currency conversion on selection, clipping images, upload from clipboard, vpn, etc) and then all of a sudden it would just randomly not load pages. I tried everything to fix it but couldn't, so I reluctantly went to firefox. It's fine for now. I guess opera is more interested in shoving AI into the browser than fixing bugs.

 

what engine does it use?

 

Hello dondada, the Engine is: " Gecko "
Gecko is a browser engine developed by Mozilla. It is used in the Firefox browser, the Thunderbird email client, and many other projects.

 

i use Safari and Firefox

 

on mac, firefox then brave. but each has it's own plusses and minuses so results will vary. not a fan of safari or chrome so much..

 

depending on what kind of security you're looking for, Tor can be one of the worst choices

 

Tor hasn't been safe for long time.. every tech gets cracked or fooled as time goes by and processing power keeps getting better, not to forget about the development in AI and machine learning..

 

The Opera browser has a free VPN, if you really don't want to be tracked use VPN yourself, Tor users are more likely to be the target of all secret services. Ask Edward Snowden, he knows something like that!