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Opera GX launches on Linux after announcement
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Opera GX, the gamer-focused web browser, has officially launched on Linux, supporting Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and openSUSE-based systems—fulfilling the January announcement for a Q1 2026 release. Features like GX Control for limiting RAM/network usage and Hot Tabs Killer for resource-heavy tabs are now available.
The Servo project has released version 0.0.2 of its experimental web browser. Built in the Rust programming language, it targets users interested in testing this open-source initiative. Phoronix reports the update as an opportunity to explore the browser's capabilities.
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The Servo web engine's demo browser has introduced an experimental mode along with additional performance enhancements. These updates are highlighted in the September 2025 report from Phoronix. The changes aim to improve functionality and efficiency in this open-source project.