Opera has something called 'Speed Dial', which is basically a home screen where you can add shortcuts to all your favorite websites. Integrating apps natively with shortcuts, such as WhatsApp, Messenger, and TikTok, is also possible. It allows you to open websites in tabs, save bookmarks, add extensions, and much more. Of course, Opera has all the same features you'd expect from any of the main web browsers on the market.
Opera uses the Chromium engine as a base, just like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, so it's compatible with many of their extensions and offers an excellent browsing experience. Launched in 1995, it is one of the most widely used browsers in the world thanks to its many features and focus on speed, privacy, security, and productivity. Opera is a free web browser developed by Opera Software.
