Should i use opera gx

Open a black small screen (opening opera animation) on the screen, opening for a second, closing, and this process repeating three or four times before giving up. In the task manager it says a opera crash reporter was on in the background too. I came back from school today and now the black screen thing happens, but a opera gx logo appears. is there anything youve done to fix anything similar to this? NikxEF50 @itzmaxxxx last edited by @itzmaxxxx Only thing that i suggest you to do is to get the installation file and try repairing opera GX, its the only thing that comes to my mind. Alpha-Kiman last edited by Same problem cant use Opera at the moment. To many problems rising up. shakkyamourya @Rad1us last edited by @Rad1us same issue but now I have shifted to normal opera which is not that great sadk0 last edited by Re: [My Opera GX suddenly crashes on start up](anything I can do to fix?)Issue: Opera GX Restarts on Mac SonomaCiao there! If you're encountering an issue where Opera GX restarts immediately upon opening on Mac Sonoma, and you cannot access safe mode or configuration settings, here's a simple solution.Solution: Update Opera GX using the Brew package manager for simplicity and reliability.Steps to Resolve:Open the Terminal on your Mac.Install or update Opera GX using the Brew package manager with the following command:brew install --cask opera-gxBrew will handle downloading, upgrading, and replacing the existing app for you. For example, here's what you might see during the process:==> Downloading 100.0%==> Upgrading 1 outdated package:opera-gx 114.0.5282.243 -> 115.0.5322.113==> Upgrading opera-gx==> Downloading 100.0%==> Backing App 'Opera GX.app' up to '/opt/homebrew/Caskroom/opera-gx/114.0.5282==> Removing App '/Applications/Opera GX.app'==> Moving App 'Opera GX.app' to '/Applications/Opera GX.app'==> Purging files for version 114.0.5282.243 of Cask opera-gx🍺 opera-gx was successfully upgraded!Once the upgrade is complete, launch Opera GX. It should now open smoothly without issues.Outcome: This method resolved the restarting issue, and Opera GX worked seamlessly afterward.Note: A similar approach might work on Windows, but Brew isn't available for Windows.Feel free to share if this resolves your issue? 🧉 ThortheOG @darksorcy last edited by Hello there @darksorcy. For some reason my browser still behaves the same way even if I start it up on a private window. It still crashes just a few seconds after I open it. Please help me on what to do if you can. I would really appreciate it. Daljin

Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser! Download Opera browser with: built-in ad blocker battery saver free VPN Download Opera This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by We want OperaGX on Linux now! CyberZypher-OFFICIAL @Guest last edited by I Want Opera GX For Linux. Please Make A Linux Version Of Opera GX Browser kitwar last edited by I am a daily Garuda Linux user for quite a while, I'd love Opera GX. lunamanar last edited by Ditto, I love GX on my Windows laptop, would be boss on my Mint desktop. I know Windows is where the money is, but you keep up a great normal Opera build for Linux, why not GX too? arduinoboy last edited by Opera GX should be for linux in feb . Please! It would match the kali . bus42 last edited by I game on Linux Ubuntu Budgie with an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and Radeon 5500XT with 16Gb Corsair Vengeance RAM and I would love to be able to use OperaGX. popiomondayz @bus42 last edited by @bus42 you made me and my trash computer jealousalso is there a prediction for GX on linux? from opera i mean rabinowfajn3x last edited by Why is on Linux Opera but not Opera GX? eysse last edited by Yes I need Opera GX on linux please. Opera GX is too amazing but linux is too. Pigeons last edited by Please, give us a Opera GX for linux. Please! Thank you. Atta last edited by Hi, and same problem!!!What are they exactly doing?Not even one reply for clarification? or something like that bus42 @Atta last edited by @atta It would be nice to know someone was at least reading these Atta @bus42 last edited by @bus42 Absolutely right Waldo last edited by Would be great to have OGX on linux !And yes, also to know if someone from the crew is reading this... spyroskat last edited by A year and a half later, Valve has made huge headway in gaming on Linux (it crushes Mac OS) and still no GX for Linux.. This is very disappointing. I just switched from Windows to Linux Pop_OS, so I guess Opera has lost a user. Dah-KoolKidz2009 @spyroskat last edited by @spyroskat oof i searched this in google... T_T eysse @Dah-KoolKidz2009 last edited by @dah-koolkidz2009 Amazing!! I have

As well when I'm moving, as I really can use it as a mini laptop for Linux. And yeah, one of the first web browsers I looked for was Opera GX... So +1 for Opera GX here!!! VidimusWolf last edited by No support for Linux... Disappointing, but I hope they are working on it! Will keep using Chrome for now. Thing is, my personal PC runs on Windows, but unless I can migrate to a single browser for all my devices, my work laptop included (running Linux), then I just can't justify migrating to Opera GX. A Former User last edited by im fedora kde linux user and im waiting for opera gx on linux Llamexis last edited by Why doesn't Opera GX support Linux, while the "regular Opera" does? GeorgeHasGames last edited by Plz add it MyTricker0 last edited by someone made a fork from firefox to look exactelly like opera gxyour welcome: dafidafi25 last edited by This post is deleted! VegeHippieViking last edited by Hi, we need Opera on Linux like now or others will win this battle. dragnutts Banned last edited by This post is deleted! gmgarciam @linuxrocks2000 last edited by @linuxrocks2000 when it comes to performance, I feel that it comes down to whether the browser supports hardware acceleration and if the pages you're browsing have a lot of ads.So on Linux, chrome/chromium hardware acceleration isn't always a given. Or at least it wasn't, I haven't checked if things have changed but before you would have to build Chromium with hardware acceleration enabled.As to the ads, the browser would require to have an ad blocker automatically built in.But yeah, I've been pretty busy with work. I haven't checked out Firefox GX, but those Firefox-gx guys should add my suggestions if they haven't already. illogicalfallacy last edited by This post is deleted!