Black Menu for Wikipedia for Opera

Just like the name suggests in this particular case, we're dealing with a simple extension. This particular add-on for Opera aims to bring Wikipedia closer to the users, allowing them to check for any needed information right from the comfort of the page they are currently viewing.

This means if you need to check facts quickly, Black Menu for Wikipedia is the extension you need to raise your productivity and have tons of information at your fingertips every time you open Opera.

Gaining access to the menu is as easy as pie. You don't really have to follow any intricate steps to enjoy the full powers of this add-on. Simply click on the icon situated next to the address bar, in the upper right-hand corner, and be amazed as you see the vast quantity of information you can access at any moment during your browsing experience.

Once done, the menu will get out of the way and will be ready to be checked whenever you need more information. It's simple to use, and the time you gain by having it ready at hand is not at all negligible.

Well, to put it lightly, many. They all regard using Black Menu for Wikipedia as a tool for fast fact-checking. Let's say you have a paper due for tomorrow and don't have time to go back and forth between Wikipedia and your online virtual document editor.

You don't want to split your screen because it makes everything look so squeezed together. Your answer would be Black Menu for Wikipedia. Continue writing your paper and quickly check if your ideas correspond with reality.

Black Menu for Wikipedia may be a simple extension. Some might even argue it's much too basic. Despite its simplicity, though, the amount of help you could extract from such an add-on is something everybody should take into account before deciding if they will give it a try or not.