The browser, called Opera Reborn, allows users to fix Facebook, WhatsApp and Telegram messaging applications to the left of the browser. Opera can browse and chat at the same time and install shortcuts to switch between different messengers, Opera said in a press release.
Other browsers currently force users to switch to different tabs or browser windows to communicate through various social messaging applications.
The interface also has a menu button that allows the user to log out of the messaging service directly in the browser.
"This change has been forgotten on smartphones, desktops and laptops, and theoretically more powerful multitasking tools are forgotten," said Krystian Kolondra, director of the Opera browser, commenting on the new feature. "We think this needs to be changed. "
In addition to the social messenger interface, Opera Reborn also with a high-quality graphic design experience a new look, more consistent on the platform. The company says it also has exquisite icons, speed dialing and private mode animations
