Opera 40 for Gnu / linux is now available and with VPN included

Surely many of you know the Opera web browser but few of you actually use it every day. Many of you surely use Google Chrome and do not opt ​​for Firefox. Well, for some time that the Opera web browser uses the Chromium project web engine. And after several developments based on Chromium 53, Opera 40 version is now available with some new features interesting compared to other versions of Opera and even compared to other web browsers.

Among these novelties is the new VPN function that will be free and free for all users, something that has surprised many who expect such a web browser service.

Opera 40 includes a VPN service that will be free for all its users, something that is natively integrated in the browser and that is unlimited, that is, it can be used as many times as we want and it is free, it will not have any added cost. Also Opera 40 includes an ad blocker which will make page loading faster as you will have fewer items to load. Opera Turbo will continue to be present in this version of Opera, a function that reduces the load of navigation, something ideal for slow or limited connections such as mobile phones.

Opera 40 will allow you to use any add-on you want but it already has the VPN function

All the extensions and plugins are also present in this version of the web browser, something that oddly enough already has more than 1.000 accessories. In the latest versions of web browsers, many reading functions have been included, in this case we can say that Opera 40 also includes some functions, in this case a news aggregator that will allow us to know the latest feeds of the websites that we want.

Opera 40 is now available for the main multiplatforms, although it is not in any official repository yet. In any case, the download for Gnu / Linux is free and can be obtained here.

Opera 40 has surprised many, like the previous versions that little by little are incorporating new functions, but it is true that Opera like other browsers are still not as popular as Chrome or Firefox, but Will Opera 40 be the one that can change things?


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  1.   guy said

    The VPN thing is a double-edged sword… it is supposed to protect our privacy, hide our real IP… but all the traffic goes to “their server”. What do they do with all our information? We would like to think that nothing, but experience once again tells me: When the product is free, you are the product !!! draw your own conclusions.