At Opera, they've been experimenting with various versions of browsers and testing different options for several years. They had a build with an unusual interface. They had with Web 3 support, a crypto wallet, and a fast VPN. Now, the company is preparing to launch a gaming browser called Opera GX.
There are no technical details available yet. According to their official website, the program may feature synchronization with RGB lighting, hinted at by the slider on the official site. No exact data on other features is available yet, but the program is positioned as a solution for online gaming. Clearly, this is about projects based on Unity.
It is claimed that testing of the browser will begin soon, and to participate in the early access program, one must register on the website. It can be assumed that this is somewhat analogous to Google Chrome, which also acts as a client within the Google Stadia project. After all, technology companies are paying a lot of attention to cloud gaming, making a browser focused on gaming more relevant than ever.
There is some logic to this. Browsers have long been the primary tool on many PCs. Thanks to a plethora of web services, they can serve as testing, graphic, audio, and video editing platforms. Browsers run both 2D and 3D games, and sometimes even entire operating systems. This is a highly promising direction, so we will have to wait for the release to determine if Opera GX will be a successful venture.
Source: 3dnews.ru
