Also, it has Workspaces, it's basically having multiple windows open with each one containing multiple tabs, but in one single window with buttons on the side pannel to switch between them, you can set it up to have a work workplace and another for competitive reddit browsing amongst other non-work activities for example. also, laptops with TN panels have pretty abysmal viewing angles, so with dark mode enabled, it's really hard to know which tab I'm on with Chrome or Edge, Opera GX has that nailed with the line only going on the active tab, example. I've used multiple browsers, Opera GX has the best tab freezing and ram usage in the game. Also, It does some really good freezing of tabs, I ccurrently have 20 tabs running but it's only using about 830 Mb of ram, when I click on a frozen tab, it doesn't reload it, it takes about 4 seconds to get back running (I should mention I'm running a slowish hard drive, maybe an SSD will make that wait dissapear).

Q: Why am you using this instead of mainstream browser?Ī: for the ability to access Whatsapp Web from the side panel (I need it to be in close proximity all the time, having it as a tab isn't as convenient) it can also have Instagram, FB Messenger, VK and telegram in there, and for GX Control ( a utility in the side panel that lets you set a limit to cpu %, ram %, and internet trafic by the browser, it's amazing to just set it to lowest internet traffic possible to stream GeForce NOW with my full bandwidth, although I would love to see even tighted control on ram and cpu %, for example cpu usage can be lowered to 25% as maximum, and ram can be lowered to 1 Gb maximum. I have been using this browser as my daily driver for few weeks now, here's my opinion:

Pewdiepie opera gx