I just used it on a VPN 10 minutes ago. But it doesn’t always work though.

I see. Yes, I recommend using only Firefox and Chrome-based privacy browsers like Orion and Brave.

“Buster is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera.”

This is what I was referring to.

Thanks for the feedback. I don’t mention the Opera browser on this site. Perhaps you are referring to my recent article on the Orion browser.

The reason I’m saying this is because you mention Opera quite a lot. For many people, they might be (current) Kool-aid drinkers whereas I’m a former Kool-aid drinker. I do my due diligence and read up on new companies and read the TOS and Privacy Policies and stay current, or at least try do to so, on existing companies.

However, Opera fell off my radar when my life took a nosedive a while back and I had stopped paying attention to a lot of things. When I came back online, so to speak, I just picked up where I left off – continuing to use Opera (blindly!) because I’d been with them from the start. I’d worked with them in a volunteer capacity early on and was very involved in the community and heavily promoted them in my online life back when I had one.

Then one day, I happened to read something that totally rocked my world and I found out that Opera had been sold and that I’d blindly been using software from a company that was selling my data. It’s not often, but on the rare occasion when I see that little red O on a client’s site, I go out of my way to tell my client that Opera is not what it used to be and steer them away to other, better alternatives.

There are a lot of things that I would choose to disagree with on your choice of browser recommendations but on this one it’s very cut and dried. Opera = bad juju. There’s just not one single redeeming reason to use them in any way whatsoever.