The Opera Browser Is Carving Out An Advertising Business Without Cookies
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Browser company Opera often takes its cue from Mountain View. So, when Google announced in July that it would no longer deprecate third-party cookies in Chrome, the decision could have had ripples all the way to Opera’s headquarters in Norway. The Opera browser, which has 2.2% browser market share, according to Statcounter, is based on […]
“Browser company Opera often takes its cue from Mountain View. So, when Google announced in July that it would no longer deprecate third-party cookies in Chrome, the decision could have had ripples all the way to Opera’s headquarters in Norway. The Opera browser, which has 2.2% browser market share, according to Statcounter, is based on […]”Source
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