Opera browser URL test

[Evjl's Rain]

This video is to demonstrate how poor URL blocker in opera is. The reviewer recommends users NOT to use this browser because it is insecure

 

[RmG152]

pffff

1. Is browser bypassed by xploit, addon installation or something like that?
2. Is system infected by browser bypass? (if you need to run exe clicking on it, it's not browser failure)
3. browser block phising scam? yes 2/3 (3 samples, bravo)
etc, etc.


IE + smartsceen can block all of this samples, those make IE the safest browser in the windows world?

PD: normally, i don't comment on "useless" reviews, but I could not miss this one, sorry

 

[Ramona]

I'm using Opera but I'm using uBlock Origin with all settings enabled and I also have Qihoo so I don't worry

 

[Sr. Normal 2.0]

I'm using Opera but I'm using uBlock Origin with all settings enabled and I also have Qihoo so I don't worry

Protected here with AdGuard and MBAE. Thanks for sharing @Evjl's Rain

 

[yigido]

Opera uses Netcraft for phishing sites. Uses Yandex Safebrowsing API and
you can add Google SB with extension : https://addons.opera.com/tr/extensions/details/google-safe-browsing/

Did you see? it will get the highest detection capability on the market, for me yes.

Opera is great about blocking malicious and fraud URLs. Just my 2 cents

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

I have no plans on employing Opera anytime soon.
My buddy Frog turned me on to Vivaldi and I have been hooked
ever since. It makes a fitting backup browser to my main browser
FireFox.

 

[Atlas147]

Opera's free VPN is pretty cool too. Not that I don't have my own subscription, just that some times if you wanna keep your games at a decent ping while masking your browser traffic it's useful for that

 

[jamescv7]

Opera blocking is not bad but of course, IE (Microsoft) is little different because they engage in Antivirus aspect to collect and detect latest threats.