While narrowed-down extensions to experiment with can be a handy way to find what you want, I simply prefer more options. The limited extensions offered by Opera are definitely a deterrent as well. On my Mac and iOS devices, well frankly, I have not needed a different or backup browser because Safari has always been stable for me and allows me to sync effortlessly. The customization options of Firefox simply draw me in. Unfortunately, I broke up with Chrome recently while Firefox continues to shine more times than not.
For a while, Chrome was my second-in-command, go-to browser whenever Firefox began to act quirky on my PC. Around April 2019, Opera removed this functionality in its desktop browsers and its no longer supported on desktop. There is no one specific reason however, it really comes down to favoritism, convenience, and limited extensions for why I will not make the browser switch.įavoritism comes into play with Firefox. With all of the helpful features and reliability I have experienced with Opera in recent months, I am one who is still hesitant to make Opera my default browser.
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