Opera vs GNOME Web

The built-In adblocker is faster than any extension. It's possible to add your own filter lists. However, the adblocker isn't enabled by default.

Free VPN onboard (but it's slow and it leaks your IP), includes Germany, Canada, USA, Netherlands, Singapore.

You can pop-out any video and it will stay on top while you are surfing on other tabs.

Since Opera is built on Blink, the same engine Chromium is built on, it was possible for Opera developers to allow Chrome extensions to run in their browser.

Opera scores highly on HTML5 feature support.

Opera has a functionality called Turbo which increases browsers speed and reduces data consumption considerably by compressing the data that's found in a web page.

Unlike other browsers, you can install add-ons such as tabs, bookmarks, history, sessions, notes, and extension manager in the sidebar. So you have the flexibility to use it for your purpose.

Opera Sync allows you to synchronize your bookmarks, passwords, and more from any computer, phone, or tablet.

Opera is full of user controlled settings. Everything can be imported and exported even RSS feeds. It can be skinned in a variety of different themes or it can be extended through the use of a large number of plugins available.

Opera supports cross-browser extensions. Opera Addons site keeps quality up compared to Chrome Store. Full of useful extensions, Opera also supports extra APIs like Speed Dial API, Extension Sidebar API and Stash API meaning wider variety of extension possibilities than in Chrome.

Opera's Speed Dial (new tab page) has the ability to hold as many websites as you want, and you can customize it almost however you want. You can also organize the websites on the Speed Dial into folders.

Source code available on GitHub.

Scores top on Basemark.

You can save the Opera's setup files on a USB hard drive and run its portable version anywhere.

Opera got Reborn UI as the first implementation from Opera Neon concept browser. Snap -feature is next. Opera constantly improves its basic functionality - unlike Chrome.

Without any cost unlimited and working.

It doesn't consume much RAM, unlike Chrome.

Just highlight price on a website and see this price in your currency.

Opera loads videos faster, making it useful for slow internet connections.

Since it is a GNOME app, you get all the benefits of the GNOME desktop. It's easy to use, Epiphany just works out of the box. It stores your web site passwords in the secure GNOME keyring, and uses your existing desktop settings to launch applications and access the network, so you don't need to configure everything twice.

Sometimes my workflow involves using separate browsers. I like mail in app tabs, but some jobs are well suited to a lighter, simpler web browser.

Includes features specific to GNOME like turning sites into apps that are managed with GNOME software and the ability to install GNOME extensions.

Available for Linux and Windows 10 with WSL, see here.

Epiphany is pretty lightweight and doesn't require much memory to start up.

Pinch to zoom, smooth bidirectional scrolling are still far beyond other browsers.

Epiphany has been the default browsers for many distributions that use stock GNOME for a long time now (although it's being replaced by the much more popular Firefox lately).