Does Opera really give you free VPN?

This thread brought back some nice memories of Opera, before it was based on Chromium. Website search built into the address bar (I don't mean Google a certain site, I mean use the site's search engine to search the site - very handy for pages which are hidden from Google), built in mail client, built in torrent client, built in IRC client, copy to note, etc.
 
This thread brought back some nice memories of Opera, before it was based on Chromium. Website search built into the address bar (I don't mean Google a certain site, I mean use the site's search engine to search the site - very handy for pages which are hidden from Google), built in mail client, built in torrent client, built in IRC client, copy to note, etc.
 
I haven't heard of it, but I just remembered by favourite feature of old Opera. Right click, Reload Every, (select). It auto refreshes a page based on one of a few presets, or you could set a custom time as low as 1 second and I honestly don't remember the upper limit. It was very handy for forums that didn't have Ajax updates for the "what's new" or for avoiding being logged out for inactivity throughout the day.

I just scanned through the link, it doesn't seem to have the customized search - that's probably the thing I miss the most.
 
When I last went to the Opera in Durban City Hall, there was no free VPN. Just free WiFi.
 
My porn and pirating days are over. A good Christian man now ;)
Then why a VPN? :whistling:

Anyway.... just know that it slows thing down a lot on Opera when the interwebs are busy 'cos everyone using it is using the same small set of IP's. And too many sites know the identities so cause restrictions.
But ok for very casual use.
 
I do with no VPN since dail-up days ... vir wie is jy bang ?
Bang of being more of a product to the man than I already am.

**** em let them work a bit to make you the perfect product to sell on the highest bidder.
 
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