Super like Opera's six designs - Age1983

Since 1994, Opera, as a research project, has been responsible for innovating for the changing world (such as tabbed browsing), but it seems like it never got the recognition it deserved.

This is not a lesson from history, but some of Opera's killer features have led me to use it almost every day now. I also use Firefox and Flock, but Opera version 9.5 has become my favorite.

This article is not just a simple list of Opera's features, but rather a heartfelt introduction by me on how Opera, as my daily browser, has made my life simpler and more comfortable. For example, I didn't include mouse gestures in the list below. Why? Because although this feature is valuable, I am not used to using it.

1. User Interface

Since I fell in love with Opera's interface, it has removed those annoying banner ads and focused more on being a free browser to compete with Firefox. I think if they had made this decision earlier, things might have changed.

Anyway, I find the excellent new interface and theme introduced in Opera 9.5 very attractive, both useful and unique. Of course, my only complaint is that the color of the tabs in the tab bar is a bit dark, making it occasionally difficult for me to find the tab I want.