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I finally see why Opera GX for Linux is more than just a browser for gamers

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Why This Matters

Opera GX's release for Linux marks a significant step in bringing gaming-focused browser features to open-source users, offering a customizable and resource-efficient browsing experience. Its availability expands options for Linux users seeking a browser tailored for gaming and everyday use, blending performance with unique personalization features.

Key Takeaways

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Opera has released its gaming-centric browser for Linux.

With Opera GX, you get plenty of killer features for everyday use.

Opera GX is free to install and use.

I use a lot of web browsers. I test/review even more. And given that I spend most of my day on Linux, I'm always looking for new browsers that are available to the open-source OS.

That's why when the Opera team reached out to me to let me know that its GX browser was now available for Linux, I jumped at the chance to try it out.

I've used Opera GX on Android and found it to be one of the coolest mobile browsers on the market. Between the mods, the fast-action button, GX Corner, shake to change theme, and My Flow, Opera GX mobile quickly became the mobile browser to beat for me.

Does Opera GX on Linux stand up to that rather high bar? Let's find out.

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