Linux Users Gain a Browser That Optimizes Performance for Gaming and Gives Them Control Over The Resources They Use ...

After years of user requests, Opera has finally decided to bless Linux users with its neon-accented, RGB-lit, cyberpunk-styled, gamer-focused browser, Opera GX.

Browser marker Opera (OPRA) wants to replace its cash-based deal with Celo with a 160 million CELO token allocation, a move that would make the browser company a major stakeholder in the payments ...

Opera GX has launched on Linux, bringing its gaming-focused browser with built-in privacy tools, ad blocking, and resource ...

Opera today released the first version of its Opera GX gaming web browser for Linux. Opera GX was previously available on Windows and Mac. “We know the Linux community,” Opera’s Patrick Curtin writes.

Opera has officially announced that Opera GX is now available on Linux with GX Control, built-in VPN, and customization ...

Opera announced today that its mobile web browser on Android now supports Think Deeper in Opera AI, an AI-based reasoning capability.

Subject to Celo community governance approval, Opera will receive an allocation of 160M CELO as a grant for distribution services, further deepening Opera's alignment with the long-term success of ...

Opera, a Nasdaq-listed web browser company, is proposing to change how it is compensated by the Celo ecosystem, opting to ...

The gaming browser Opera GX is now available for Linux, although I'm still not sure why you would want to actually use it.

He understands if you're not a fan, though.

Opera 129 is now available on the stable channel, bringing Chromium 145, Gemini sidebar integration, and critical zero-day security patches.