Convenient currency conversion feature on Opera, did you know?

As you probably know, the Opera browser has some amazing features that make it stand out from other browsers. However, when using Opeara's VPN or ad blocker, you won't realize that this is the only browser with a built-in currency converter.

Online shopping has become so popular that you can buy goods anywhere in the world. However, foreign sales websites often use their own currency. If you use Chrome, you'll definitely have to visit another site to convert your currency into your country's current unit. However, with Opera everything is easier and much more convenient. In version 42, Opera's built-in currency converter supports up to 32 currencies with daily update prices based on value from the European Central Bank.

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You just need to select the amount listed in foreign currency, then Opera will automatically detect your location and convert it to the appropriate currency. This converter is displayed in a small pop-up window.

If you want to change your local currency, please visit Opera's Settings page:

1. Click the Opera icon and select Settings.
2. Click Browser on the sidebar.
3. Go to the User interface section . Then select the currency unit from the drop-down menu next to the option named On text selection convert currency .

Here, the Euro is used as the base currency for calculating the exchange rate. However, if you feel this transaction has a high value, please carefully verify the exchange rate with the local bank.

This automatic currency conversion feature helps users save time. This is a small but extremely useful feature when shopping on international websites.