Updated September 2026

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Opera vs Opera GX

Short answer

Pick Opera for strong default privacy and built-in tools & panels. Pick Opera GX for gaming-focused features, a fresh take on browsing and staying light on weak hardware.

Opera GX is a fork of Opera. Both run on the Blink engine, so pages render the same way in each.

OperaOpera GX
EngineBlinkBlink
LicenseProprietaryProprietary
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOSWindows, macOS, Android, iOS
Tracking protection1/30/3
Built-in ad blocking2/32/3
Customization2/32/3
Built-in tools3/32/3
Fresh design1/32/3
Light on resources0/31/3
Raw speed2/32/3
Extension ecosystem2/32/3
Cross-device sync2/32/3
Site compatibility3/33/3
Low maintenance2/32/3
Built-in AI1/31/3
Gaming features1/33/3

Scores run 0–3; criteria where both score 0 are left out. How we score.

Opera

The feature-packed veteran.

Why it shines

  • Sidebar apps: WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger
  • Free built-in VPN/proxy
  • Workspaces and tab islands
  • Battery saver mode

Worth knowing

  • Owned by a Chinese consortium — a trust question for some
  • Lots of built-in promotions and crypto features
  • Telemetry on by default

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Opera GX

The browser that thinks it's a gaming rig.

Why it shines

  • CPU / RAM / network limiters do what they say
  • Discord, Twitch, Bluesky sidebar integrations
  • GX Corner: game releases and deals
  • Slick sound design and themes

Worth knowing

  • The aesthetic is… a lot
  • Same ownership and promo caveats as Opera

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