Comment Re:No thanks (Score 3, Informative) 43
To be fair, Opera the company behind the browser changed hands several times since the original Opera. At which point it became a barely changed Chromium skin.
If you want a browser built by team formed from people that made original Opera with the kind of UI design philosophy that made original Opera's fame, you don't use modern Opera. You use Vivaldi. Modern Opera doesn't really have any meaningful commonalities with original Opera. Engine is different, team is different, even design is different.
Vivaldi at least maintained focus on specific UI things like panels that Opera was known for. It's in fact one part of the browser that isn't open source. They have proprietary UI that sits on top of Chromium.