Opera was bought out by a Chinese company a few years back. It's now, as I understand, more-or-less a Chromium clone.
If you like(d the old) Opera, 12.16 IIRC, though, I would suggest a more-or-less Chromium clone: Vivaldi. It feels like it has the same truly-a-user-agent feeling as Opera gave me so long ago. I believe it's staffed by ex-Opera devs, too.
EDIT: Okay, I just realized you acknowledged it was a Chromium fork...I wish I knew how to read. My recommendation on Vivaldi still stands however.
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Opera was bought out by a Chinese company a few years back. It's now, as I understand, more-or-less a Chromium clone.
If you like(d the old) Opera, 12.16 IIRC, though, I would suggest a more-or-less Chromium clone: Vivaldi. It feels like it has the same truly-a-user-agent feeling as Opera gave me so long ago. I believe it's staffed by ex-Opera devs, too.
EDIT: Okay, I just realized you acknowledged it was a Chromium fork...I wish I knew how to read. My recommendation on Vivaldi still stands however.
Yeah, I get that it was bought by a Chinese company and that seems to be the primary criticism from people (and I'm not sure it's justified.)
I wouldn't call it a Chromium clone - the codebase and most functions/abilities are the same but the UX and UI thinking is very different.
I will still check out Vivaldi!