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Up to 80% Less Data: Opera One for iOS Introduces Data Saver

Source: IT之家 Published: Business & Funding 中文 iOSOperaOneSaver
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IT之家 reported on November 13 that Opera announced in a November 12 notice an upgrade to its Opera One app for iOS, headlining a new Data Saver feature that can cut data usage by up to 80% when enabled. Technically, Opera's servers first compress images and text on web pages before transmitting them to the user's device, reducing the amount of data needed to load pages; according to Opera's official blog, the feature suits scenarios such as outbound roaming, prepaid plans and insufficient monthly data, and also helps users browse on weaker connections. The update comes alongside user growth: Opera disclosed that in October 2026 its iOS browser's global monthly active users rose 20% year over year, with the US up 46%, Europe up 16%, Asia and Africa up 17% and 14% respectively, and the UK and France up 32% and 19%.

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Up to 80% Data Savings: Opera One Browser for iOS Introduces Data Saver Feature

IT Home, November 13 — Opera yesterday (November 12) issued an announcement upgrading the iOS version of the Opera One app, with the highlight being the introduction of a "Data Saver" feature that can reduce data consumption by up to 80% when enabled.

In terms of technical implementation, Opera's servers first compress the images and text in web pages before transmitting them to the user's device, reducing the amount of data required to load pages. Citing Opera's official blog post, IT Home notes that the feature is suited to scenarios such as outbound roaming, prepaid plans, and insufficient monthly data allowances, and can also help users browse the web over weaker network connections.

The update comes alongside user growth. According to Opera, in October 2026, global monthly active users of its iOS browser grew 20% year over year. Among them, the United States grew 46%, Europe grew 16%, and Asia and Africa grew 17% and 14% respectively; the United Kingdom and France saw increases of 32% and 19% respectively.

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