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Agnieszka Malak
Opera 65 is here. The new version of the browser comes with an improved tracker blocker, a redesigned address bar, and a new look for bookmarks and history. Hello everyone, Today we are very happy to introduce a brand-new version of our desktop browser, Opera 65. It includes an important update to our tracker blocker...
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Maciej Kocemba
Opera GX, the world's first gaming browser, will be coming to your Mac computer soon. Sign up now to get access to a test build ahead of others.
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Michał Świączkowski
Opera GX, the world's first gaming browser just won a Red Dot award for its unique design - find out more about the design philosophy behind the browser.
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Stefan Stjernelund
Opera is getting a new look on Android today. The first iteration of the new design, codenamed Squircles goes beyond the light and dark mode paradigm and creates a new, more colorful one with ten new color schemes, a flattened design and smoother edges.
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Opera Team
Up to this release, you could navigate in the browser using the Fast Action Button, but many of you asked us to also introduce more standard-looking navigation. That’s what we did.
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Håkon Wium Lie
Opera’s former CTO and one of the web’s founding fathers, Håkon Wium Lie, proposes World Wide Browser Day in an interview and unveils a commemorative plaque at the location of the first Opera HQ in Oslo. Presto and WebKit celebrated on October 16,World Wide Browser Day On October 16, a blue historical plaque will be...
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Opera Team
Gaming can take up a lot of your computer’s resources, and trying to run other programs, like your browser, can cause problems. Opera GX solves this problem by allowing you to manage your computer’s CPU, RAM and network. A modest gaming rig can easily cost several hundred dollars, and high-end systems cost much more, sometimes...
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