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StumbleUpon is a great service to discover new site and share it with like minded people. StumbleUpon makes it easier for users to stumble upon or share sites by providing a toolbar to users, unfortunately the toolbar is available for only Firefox and IE users.

operastumbler-logo Stumbling becomes harder for users who use Opera, since it involves manually loading stumbleupon.com and reviewing the site or giving a thumbs up to it. We shared the same annoyance as other StumbleUpon Opera users faced, since we had to toggle between Opera and Firefox to stumble a site, this led us to search for a tool that would make stumbling from Opera much more easier.

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OperaStumbler is a great alternative of the StumbleUpon toolbar for Opera users, they provide you with 4 different ways in which you can use StumbleUpon with Opera;

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We prefer using the Menu Version for ease of access and ability to have all the SU toolbar features.

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You will require to provide your stumbleupon details before you can start using OperaStumbler, but once you are setup, there is no stopping you from stumbling websites in Opera.

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