Opera’s new browser gives you direct access to WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger
Codenamed “Reborn”, re-design was built to enhance multitasking of core messaging apps
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Earlier this year, Opera launched an experimental browser called Neon that incorporated messaging apps within the browser.
Opera has now added some features of its experimental browser in a major design overhaul.
Codenamed “Reborn”, the re-design was built to enhance multitasking of the core messaging apps such as Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
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The apps can be pinned side-by-side or overlayed with a current tab in the browser. Built-in messaging can majorly reduce the need for desktop versions of messengers.
In a blog post, Opera announced that the design changes will include a dark and light theme visual background, placing particular emphasis on visual effect.
StatCounter released Opera’s market share to stand at 3.54% and with a 5.03% share in mobile.
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Opera still has a long way to go to compete with Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari but this could certainly be a stepping stone.
You can give the browser a try here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiyDrbwsNlA
Opera has now added some features of its experimental browser in a major design overhaul.
Codenamed “Reborn”, the re-design was built to enhance multitasking of the core messaging apps such as Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
Is Google replacing Android with a new OS?
The apps can be pinned side-by-side or overlayed with a current tab in the browser. Built-in messaging can majorly reduce the need for desktop versions of messengers.
In a blog post, Opera announced that the design changes will include a dark and light theme visual background, placing particular emphasis on visual effect.
StatCounter released Opera’s market share to stand at 3.54% and with a 5.03% share in mobile.
Amazon unveils Echo Show with touchscreen and video calls
Opera still has a long way to go to compete with Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari but this could certainly be a stepping stone.
You can give the browser a try here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiyDrbwsNlA