The Opera browser for the Android platform now blocks the cookie dialog.

Wednesday, November 7, 2018 8:45 pm The European Union Data Protection Act has changed the way in which websites that normally collect user data are sold and sold to advertisers and advertisers. other third-party companies. Because of this law, some websites that apply these practices have started posting annoying dialog boxes asking users to approve the site's access to their cookies. However, Opera seems to be aware of the inconvenience caused by these dialogues because today it has released a new update of its official browser on the Android platform that removes these annoying dialogs with a simple configuration option.

Opera version 48 for the Android platform has two elegant features. If your phone is running Nougat 7.1 or later, you can directly create a QR code shortcut, search, or navigation tab on the Home screen. Click the Opera icon and select New Tab from the 3D menu.

Some users may have problems with the small font on mobile devices, which Opera is currently trying to solve. Opera's font resize feature has been under test for some time and has finally reached the official version of the browser. Just go into the text options "Text", click on "Text Envelope" and select the desired character size. This feature brings more vertical scrolling, but at least you will not mind clicking to zoom all the time.

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