Opera browser adds support for Chromecast
On its blog site, Opera has announced a new upgrade to the developer browser version. The top feature in this upgrade is Google's Chromecast support, which means you don't need to use Chrome to send YouTube videos to the TV anymore.
By default, this feature will be disabled but you can activate it by visiting Settings> Browser> User interface and clicking Enable Chromecast support .
Opera not only has the ability to transfer videos on YouTube but also tabs and desktop screens.
This update also supports encryption algorithms in currency converters including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin. Besides, it also provides better protection for your session, helping to prevent problems.
When a problem is detected, Opera will not delete the user's current browsing session. Instead, all tabs will be marked for manual download when reactivated, except that the current tab details the problems that are encountered. This will fix the error of losing open tabs by irrelevant issues, such as synchronization, for example.
Download Opera version of Chromecast support for Windows here
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