Opera 60 releases: the first desktop browser with Web 3, faster VPN and ad blocker
On Tuesday, Opera released a new browser for Mac, Windows and GNU/Linux – Opera 60. The new version of the browser is code-named “Reborn 3”, which is officially the first official browser to officially support Web 3. In the press release, Reborn 3 adds privacy and security features, a built-in ad blocker, and a cryptocurrency wallet and Web 3-support.
Changelog v60
new design
removed dividing lines between sections so you can browse without borders and unhindered by unnecessary distractions. And, just as no one frame is effective for every picture or in every lighting, we’ve given the browser two distinct themes, light and dark.
The design of each of these themes was inspired by high-key and low-key lighting photography, where the goals are to maximize or minimize the amount of light in a photo while still retaining contrast. Depending on your mood, your setting or the content you are viewing, you are in control of how you frame the Web.
- Opera’s design changes
- Opera’s sci-fi short story about the choices we make in our digital lives
- New place for the snapshot tool
- Protect your information with our free and unlimited browser VPN
- Block out distractions with built- in ad blocker
- Moving from Web 2 to Web 3
- More…
