Opera has released a new version of its web browser specifically designed for gamers. Opera GX includes a suite of features designed for gaming enthusiasts, including Twitch integration, optimization tools, and customizable colors for the Razer Chroma. In May, Opera threw a new word on the new browser by announcing Pretty Encrypted that it was working on "a special new version of our browser designed with those who play games in mind." The wait is over and an early access version of Opera GX can be downloaded and tried for yourself. The default browser home page is called GX Corner. It collects game deals from different retailers and includes a news feed containing the most viewed titles in games from different sources (including TechRadar).
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Opera GX also includes tools to limit the system resources used by your browser, so you can let it run in the background while you stream without affecting your pace. You can limit RAM and CPU usage, but the browser will favor maintaining a steady stream over adhering to hard limits. Meanwhile, a built-in Twitch sidebar lets you view feeds and receive notifications as you browse. < p class="bordeaux-image-check">
Image credit: The Opera Foundation. (Image: © Opera) Some of the features in Opera GX are just plain fun, including sci-fi sound effects created by renowned sound designer Rubén Rincón, a choice of accent colors, and a set of themed wallpapers. space. . It's not just watch time, though: Opera GX also packs the best privacy features of the company's flagship browser, including one-click ad blocking and an integrated cryptocurrency wallet. You can also use My Flow to securely share links, images, and videos between devices, and clear your browser history at any time with the click of a button. You may not be able to use all of its player-centric features, but Opera GX is a solid all-purpose browser, and a perfectly reasonable choice if you prioritize privacy and like the idea of a browser. it looks like a spaceship.