Opera browser any good since being bought out by chinese ?

nationality is not important i rephased the artical to reflect what i read in this artical so makes me wonder if its still good to try out after readint this. Top Story: If you use a certain browser, the Chinese now own it | Komando.com

Give Vivaldi a try. It is written by the original designers of Opera.

Vivaldi – The Web browser you will love! Powerful, customizable, secure, free and fun Web browser from Vivaldi Technologies!

Jim

You could also look at Neon. I just installed it.
Opera Neon – The future of web browsers? | Opera

Yes but still owned bu that same company i guess maybe its ok just makes me wonder a company with a shady past wants with a browser.

I am using Opera Neon now on 15007x64 Pro. It is working well so far.

so you all are saying it should be ok to use even being bought out by this company if so i install it as a second browser .

Kari said:

Just out of curiosity, how is the owner's nationality relevant? Most of iPhones are made in China, American IBM sold its PC business to Chinese Lenovo over 10 years ago and people, including you in USA are still buying Lenovo computers.

Russian Kaspersky Lab's antivirus and security products are popular, as well as Finnish F-Secure's. Most smartphones and computers are today made in China, South Korea, Japan and so on, generally speaking in Asia. Google has its roots in Russia through one of its founders.

Opera is a good browser, regardless from which country its current owners come from.

Kari

My UK bank actually gives me a free licence for Kaspersky Internet Security. Of course, nobody is concerned about the backdoors built into US software to enable security agencies to eavesdrop!

yes lots of backdoors in lots of things, or software these days but do you think its ok to use i like the idea of a vpn built into it and so forth but this company who bought it seems on the level and then off the level from what i read about it, some say they are good some say they are bad.