Opera has been experimenting with different versions of browsers for years and testing different options. They had an assembly with an unusual interface. They had with Web 3 support, crypto wallet and fast VPN. Now the company is preparing a gaming browser. It's called Opera GX.
There are no technical details about it yet. Judging by the official site, the program can get synchronization with RBG lighting, which is hinted at by the slider on the official . There is no exact data on other possibilities yet, but the program is positioned as a solution for online games. Obviously, we are talking about projects based on Unity.
It is alleged that the browser will soon begin testing, and to participate in the early access program, you need to register on the site. It can be assumed that this is a kind of analogue of Google Chrome, which also acts as a client within the Google Stadia project. After all, tech companies are putting a lot of emphasis on cloud gaming, so a game-centric browser makes more sense today than ever.
At the same time, there is a certain logic in this. Browsers have long been the main tool on many PCs. Thanks to a bunch of web services, they can act as test, graphics, audio and video editors. Browsers play XNUMXD and XNUMXD games, and sometimes entire operating systems. That is, this is a very promising direction, so it remains to wait for the release to say whether Opera GX will be a good idea.
Source: 3dnews.ru