Also present are several additional wallpapers specific to Opera GX, and you can also choose to import your own images. Open the Easy Setup menu (same as in Opera), and you can immediately go about changing the default color to any other in the RGB spectrum. A dark theme interspersed with fine red-colored icons and boundary lines between elements, combined with a matching wallpaper, make it look more like a gaming peripheral than a web browser. Opera GX looks drastically different in terms of aesthetics though it is based on Opera. In short, its goal is to stop being a performance hog if you prefer having your browser open in the background while gaming.
However, it gives you the ability to determine how much resources it has access to at any given time. It doesn’t boost video gaming performance on your PC, nor does it help you run web-based games faster. Secondly, calling Opera GX a ‘gaming’ browser can be a bit of a stretch.
With Opera GX, you have access to everything that Opera has to offer That means you have access to everything that Opera has to offer with Opera GX. Firstly, Opera GX isn’t a brand new web browser built from the ground up - instead, it uses the regular Opera as a base to deliver many features targeted at gamers (more on that soon). What Opera GX Is and What It Isn’tīefore we move on, it’s better to get a couple of common misconceptions out of the way. Still looking for a better browser for Windows? Go here to get Opera for free.Let’s tackle all these questions, and more, below. Coming soon: Opera 31įollowing our release schedule, the stable version of Opera for computers is due to be rolled out in late July, which should coincide well with the anticipated release of Windows 10. Among the new Windows 10 features, we’re most excited about those that enhance the user experience for browsing, like the ability to switch between desktop and tablet modes and multiple desktops. We also have Opera browser for Windows 10 under development in our beta stream. The current stable version – Opera 30 – runs pretty well on the developer preview of Windows 10 already. Quite something to look forward to! Test-drive Opera on Windows 10 Here’s what it looks like at the moment:Īfter some hands-on experience, Mateusz, one of Opera’s Quality Assurance engineers, noted, “Windows 10 is quick and nice and quite useful.” It combines the utility of Windows 7 with the beauty of Windows 8.1. Our team in Warsaw, Poland, is hard at work these days making the final tweaks to Opera browser for Windows 10 in preparation for this new platform which will be released in phases, starting this year.
Are you excited about the arrival of Windows 10? So are we.
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