Windows/Mac/Linux: Opera users just got a free, unlimited VPN you can use to encrypt your data or get around location-based restrictions on content.

Web browser Opera, though, has integrated a free and unlimited VPN into the developer version of its software.

The Opera web browser has included a simple free VPN for a very long time, but it only protects your browser traffic, has almost no features and is generally very slow. Opera has now unveiled ...

Opera has updated its desktop browser with a handy feature to keep you safe on the Web: a free built-in VPN service that you can turn on with just a click.

Free, secure web browsing is now a flick of a switch away, and it's the best reason to consider switching browsers in a long time.

Now Opera has also become the first major web browser to include a built-in VPN. The latest developer channel build of Opera comes with a virtual private network that you can use without paying a ...

Opera's bringing back its VPN (virtual private network) service, albeit in a slightly different format. In 2016, the company launched a free VPN app for Android (followed by an iOS launch) but the ...

As of today, though, you have a more mainstream option: Opera has released a developer version of its desktop web browser with native VPN support.

Norway-based company Opera Software has integrated a virtual private network (VPN) feature into the latest developer version of its free Opera web browser for OS X.

Opera Software today released a developer preview of its namesake browser that includes a full-featured VPN for free.

Opera today added its free VPN service to its Android browser app. The Norwegian company, which went public last year, also addressed concerns about potential hidden costs of free VPN offerings.

Opera has announced that it is adding a VPN to its Android browser to better protect its users online.