Hello everyone,

I want to discuss gaming experience on Opera for Windows, especially for users who play online games, browser games, or casual PC games while using Opera.

I’ve noticed that Opera offers some useful features for gamers, such as:

Built-in ad blocker (helps reduce distractions during gaming)

GX Control / RAM & CPU limiter (very helpful when games are running in background)

Easy access to gaming sites and web games

Smooth performance while watching game streams or walkthrough videos

However, I have a few questions for other Windows users:

Is Opera GX better than normal Opera for gaming on PC?

Does limiting RAM/CPU actually improve game FPS on low-end systems?

Any recommended settings for gaming performance on Windows?

Have you faced any issues while playing browser-based games on Opera?

I’d love to hear your tips, settings, or real gaming experiences using Opera on Windows. Your feedback can really help other gamers choose the right setup.

Thanks!

Hello everyone,

I’ve been using Opera on my computer for daily browsing and honestly it has improved my overall experience, especially while playing word puzzle games like Letter Boxed.

Opera’s built-in ad blocker and clean interface really help when you’re focusing on vocabulary-based games. Letter Boxed requires concentration, quick thinking, and smooth performance, and Opera handles it well without unnecessary popups or lag.

Another feature I like is Workspaces, where I keep my puzzle games separate from other tabs. It makes switching between research, notes, and gameplay very convenient. Plus, Opera’s performance on low to mid-range PCs is quite stable, which is a big plus.

If anyone here enjoys NYT-style word games or Letter Boxed specifically, I’d definitely recommend trying them on Opera for desktop. Curious to know if others are using Opera for online games or puzzles and what your experience has been so far.

Thanks!

Hello Opera Community,

I’m having an issue while using Opera for Windows and wanted to check if others are experiencing the same problem.

Some websites don’t load properly in my browser. In a few cases, the page keeps loading for a long time, and in others, parts of the content don’t appear at all. I’ve already tried refreshing the page, clearing cache, and restarting the browser, but the issue still happens occasionally.

This is a bit frustrating, especially when accessing informational or game-related pages that work fine in other browsers. I’m not sure if this is related to recent updates, extensions, or specific settings.

Has anyone faced a similar issue on Opera for Windows?
If yes, I’d really appreciate any tips or fixes that worked for you.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi everyone,

I use Opera on my laptop for daily browsing and work, and during short breaks I often play light browser-based games or word games to relax before getting back to tasks. Opera feels quite smooth for this kind of casual use, especially when switching between tabs.

I’m curious how other Opera users handle casual gaming alongside regular browsing:

Do you notice any features in Opera that make it better for light games?

How do you manage tabs or workspaces when switching between work and games?

Any tips for keeping the browser responsive during longer sessions?

I’d really like to hear your experiences or suggestions. Thanks!

Hi there,

I’ve run into similar issues with Google Sites pages in Opera before, so you’re not alone. Sometimes certain elements don’t load properly because Opera’s built-in ad blockers or privacy features can interfere with scripts that Google Sites uses.

A few things you can try:

Disable Opera’s ad blocker and tracker blocker for that specific site. You can do this by clicking the shield icon in the address bar and toggling it off.

Try in a private/incognito window – this disables most extensions and cached data, which can help with rendering issues.

Check if hardware acceleration is causing problems: Go to Settings > Advanced > Browser > System and toggle “Use hardware acceleration when available.” Then restart Opera.

Test the page in another browser temporarily (like Chrome or Edge) to see if it’s specific to Opera or the page itself.

If none of these work, it might be a Google Sites compatibility issue. Sometimes certain embedded elements or custom scripts just don’t play well with Opera’s engine. In that case, contacting the site owner to check if there’s an alternative version or simplified view can also help.

Hope this helps! Fingers crossed you get it loading smoothly soon—especially since accurate financial info is so important for making business decisions.

@leocg ok dear

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