Opera is a web browser company that provides fast, secure browsers for multiple platforms including desktop and mobile devices. Founded in 1995, Opera combines innovative features with a user-friendly interface and offers products like Opera Browser, Opera GX, and Opera Mini.
Why this server?
Partially supports browser automation in Opera through the T3rnel Browser extension, with limitations due to Opera lacking a side-panel API.
Why this server?
Allows running and debugging extensions in Opera during development.
Why this server?
Allows automation of the Opera browser via a Chrome extension and CDP, enabling real browser session control, tab management, page reading, JavaScript execution, and physical input.
Why this server?
Provides browser automation for Opera, allowing the agent to attach to a running Opera instance via CDP and drive it with the user's profiles and cookies.
Why this server?
Supports browser-based login for authenticated thesis repositories by opening Opera with a dedicated profile and reading back cookies for the signed-in host via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Why this server?
Can read the MyFitnessPal session cookies stored by Opera for authentication, via the refresh_browser_cookies tool (auto-discovery or explicit selection).
Why this server?
Connects to a running Opera browser via Chrome DevTools Protocol to read the live DOM, navigate pages, manage tabs, interact with elements, and extract structured data.
Why this server?
Allows agents to reuse an existing Opera browser profile and its cookies, enabling persistent logged-in sessions and password-free sign-in for websites.
Why this server?
Drives the Opera browser over the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), enabling agents to automate navigation, page understanding, input, screenshots, and console/network capture.