Determine how Opera for Android handles IPFS links (`ipfs://` URIs) and whether it uses an embedded go-ipfs or redirects to a gateway. Find out what version of Opera for Android first supported this, and summarize the key technical details of its implementation based on the available information.
Navigate to 'arewedistributedyet.com'. Locate the 'Opera' entry under the 'Native or programmable custom protocol handlers' section. Identify how Opera for Android supports IPFS and `ipfs://` URIs from the initial text. Click the 'Read more' link associated with Opera's IPFS support. Extract details about the implementation from the blog post, specifically regarding gateways, embedded go-ipfs, and the Opera for Android version. Synthesize the information from both pages to answer the question.
State that Opera for Android supports IPFS with a native handler for `ipfs://` URIs. Confirm that it redirects to the HTTP gateway of the user's choosing, rather than using an embedded go-ipfs. Mention that Opera for Android 57 was the first version to support this. Summarize that the implementation involves a native handler that redirects `ipfs://` addresses to a user-chosen HTTP gateway.