There is also a collection of wallpapers to use as a background. These lines can have their colors changed at the customer's taste. The first thing you see is the dark theme with colored lines referring to the ones present in gamer computers. Other than that, nothing changes in the rendering experience. Unlike other browsers with the same technology, Opera has its own extension store, but it also offers support for installing other extensions. Opera GX, like the standard Opera, has the Chrome rendering engine. For those who look at this with disdain, keep this in mind: much of what we see in browsers today came first in Opera. Beside that, other things can be mentioned: tabs and the famous extensions. Namely, CSS was one of Opera's greatest achievements, being the first to bring styles to the web pages. This endeavor may seem strange, but Opera has always been known to be a pioneer. At the time of completion of this article, there is no version for Linux. I installed the browser to test and see what it has to offer. Last week, I commented here on alternatives to Chrome, and was asked to take a look at Opera GX, which was not mentioned in that article. The good thing about this is that ordinary users end up taking advantage with the advancement of tools and parts for their own benefit. Several services already focus on this demanding audience: from streaming sites to sales of electronic components specialized in their comfort. But I hadn't seen a browser focused on the gamer community yet. There are those who like minimalist browsers, super safe, ultra-customizable, or just those that give access to that more practical tool to work with. Today we have several options for those who have a personalized way to browse the internet.
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