There are four or five, with Google and Facebook among them.

As a result, your viewing experience will be diminished, and you may not be able to execute some actions.

Bc many, many times on various websites Ive seen ads when using the latest opera mobile.

Opera in comparison is just awful.

And yes the checkbox is checked).

Theyre both chrome-based, so not sure why desktop allows extensionsaddonswhatever, and opera mobile does not.

So it might be possible that the blocking lists on the Opera servers are broken, maybe misconfigured or something else went wrong on their servers Is there an Opera employee who could check if the data compress ad blocking servers work as they should First I thought it was my fault, but I read through the forums and there are some people with the same problem.

It is the browser I wish I could like, but constantly falls short.

Mini has a handful of useful features absent from regular opera, but the ui is different in mini.

They have some clues how it works and they hired some new Mechs toiling over in 3 shifts 247 to raise this feature on.

Ive heard that to work harder and faster theyre listening Daft Punk and are praying to their Neon God to stop the minds noise in attempt to discover the forth minky.

Actually, cl007 s hypothesis is pretty much correct, as I have extensions loaded on a browser built from opera dev source.

I have the duckduckgo extension, and a chromium Sample Context Menus API extension loaded, and working.

The majority of Chrome extensions are cross platform, so the desktop version of Opera on Android.

From my browser: chrome:flags Extensions on browser: URLs Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android Enables running extensions on browser: URLs, where extensions explicitly request this permission.

I guess they struck a deal with google not to block their ads, in exchange for being allowed to remain in play store.

Would be nice to get an official statement on this, but Im not holding my breath.

If you read their blogs, you will see that they mention that a few sites are white-listed.

Opera only talks about blocking ads to save our data, but it generally implies that all ads get blocked.

Link me to a blog that says otherwise, I would be interested.

Im pretty sure sites arent whitelisted, but ad-services are and therefore all sites who use a whitelisted ad-service (like google ads), dont have the ads removed.

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