Apart from missing sync (a meaningless feature if you are not

Not sure. I like it a lot, I've been using it for a few months.

>>59901449
takes forever to open. Literally firefox 2.0 with some botnet added to it

>>59901491
Loading times are the same as other browsers

>>59901449
Link to git repo?

it's not open source and it phones home to google

nu Opera > Vivaldi, that's right I said it. This browser doesn't need to exist in a world that has Chromium and Cuckfox

that fucking sidebar

History page is amazing though

>>59901449
It's just another botnet fork with a pretty UI on top. If you're gonna try a nu-browser you should try Brave. kek @ the fool saying opera.

it's kinda bugged in linux, I tried to use it for some time but had to return to firefox. also in my experience it takes forever to open

It caters to my needs (as did Opera 12.x), but it's certainly not without issues. There's still a way to go. In an ideal world, they'd have enough resources to eventually switch to their own engine, but I don't think it will happen.

what's happening with the presto opera leak?

>>59903388
Probably nothing.

>>59902685
Brave is just the same shitty Chromium based on electron

>>59902685
kek @ the fool unironically recommending brave.

>>59901449
>Opening browser in a browser
Nice one lad

>>59901449
>Apart from missing sync
That's a pretty important feature nowadays if you arent a NEET that's always at your PC.
I use my computer at home, my laptop when visiting clients, and my smartphone most of the day. I want all that shit synced.

>>59901449
It still feels like a beta, from crashing to sometimes not recognizing my scroll wheel in certain pages (though that may be a [spoiler]windows 8[/spoiler] issue), and I miss the pop-out video player in Opera. I wouldn't recommend it to most people, but it's been my main browser since I found it.

>>59904269
Same, that's the only thing keeping me from using another browser that isn't Chrome

>>59904269
this desu