That’s where the gamers within Opera’s developer team came up with the idea of a browser for gamers. If you want a hammer, it has to be a hammer and not also a screwdriver.” “If something is good for everybody, then sometimes you say it is good for nobody. They should be as accessible, as fast, as beautiful, for anybody,” Opera’s product manager, Maciej Kocemba told Digital Trends. “All browsers at the moment are meant to be general purpose tools. This is a browser for gamers, which means it not only looks and even sounds like the RGB peripherals most gaming systems come equipped with in 2019, but has some extra features designed with gamers in mind too. It’s not a “gaming browser” in that will let you stream games using Google Stadia or something similar – although that is a door Opera is leaving firmly wedged open in case it becomes possible in the future. This new branch of the Opera browser isn’t decidedly different from the mainstream one it’s built on. Performance doesn’t change, unless you want it to.

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