Have users ever heard of a browser that offers a free VPN service? Of course, almost none, and the majority can only benefit from the assistance of addons or extensions. However, as of the end of 2016, there is one browser that offers VPN features for free, with no usage restrictions or being essentially free to use at any time without fear of being limited by bandwidth. Opera is the browser.
Currently, Opera only offers the VPN feature for free on the PC version, whereas Android users can use Surfeasy, Opera's VPN app. Basically, Opera used to have its own extensions for both Opera and Chrome and Firefox, but now you can use it for free even without an extension, and users can choose the location of the available VPN servers.
Of course, the speed of the VPN provided by Opera is standard, with the intention of not favoring the use of the extension, because it is the same. What's more, this VPN is also available in incognito mode, which means it won't be recorded in the browser history. More specifically, with the help of incoginto mode and this VPN, users will be safer and no one will be able to tap the network. The procedure for using the VPN feature on the Opera PC browser is as follows.
The following is a tutorial on using a free VPN from the Opera Browser
First, launch the Opera browser and ensure that the connection is active. If you haven't used the Opera browser in a while, wait about 15 minutes for it to update automatically. The user will be directed to the settings page in this section; continue by selecting the Privacy & Security menu.
Now, please press ALT+P on the keyboard or click the Menu button => Settings.
The user will be directed to the settings page in this section; continue by selecting the Privacy & Security menu.
Then, scroll down to the VPN section. Simply mark the "Enable VPN" text with a checkmark.
There will now be a blue VPN option next to the website address visited to check whether the VPN is connected or not.
Opera is always looking for new ways to keep its users happy and entertained. I've been using Opera for a long time and it's proven that this browser is very suitable for me to use; additionally, the light size makes it easier for this browser to open many websites. The newly added feature also shows recommendations for previously visited pages.
If in incoginto mode, the user can activate it immediately next to the address in the address bar column. After activating, you can also choose some of the given country servers, and my recommendation for a fast server is to choose Optimal Location. There are no negative elements as long as I use this VPN, and everything works properly in terms of website cookies that are still stored, and so on.
