Installing Opera GX is a straightforward process. If it suits your device, then proceed with the installation. Pledge as little as $2 per month to get the latest news from me via email every Monday.Wrapping Up – The Opera GX Review How to Install Opera GXīefore you start installing Opera GX, we recommend that you check your system requirements. Read more news in my weekly newsletter for web developers. At Mozilla, there are opinions that the feature is “harmful in its current state,” while Apple states multiple privacy and security risks. The API is not available outside of installed PWAs.Īpple and Mozilla are currently opposed to this API. Chrome grants the permission on behalf of the user for any installed web app. This feature will enable installed web apps to run background tasks at periodic intervals with network connectivity.Ĭhrome’s implementation restricts the API to installed web apps. Google intends to ship Periodic Background Sync in the next version of Chrome (early next year). (via Stefan Stjernelund) Periodic Background Sync is coming to Chrome

If a website does not provide dark mode styles (via the CSS prefers-color-scheme media feature), Opera applies its own “clever CSS changes” to render the site in dark mode regardless.

Opera for Android has added a “Dark web pages” option that renders all websites in dark mode. (via Mozilla) Opera adds option that renders all websites in dark mode Strict tracking protection additionally blocks “tracking content”: ads, videos, and other content with tracking code. So we decided that while Firefox for desktop’s default mode is “Standard,” Firefox Preview will use “Strict” mode. Users are more forgiving when a site doesn’t load exactly like it’s meant to. On the phone or tablet, most users care much more about performance and blocking of annoyances compared to desktop. Mozilla has announced that the upcoming revamped Firefox for Android (currently available in a test version under the name “Firefox Preview”) will include strict tracking protection by default. In this week’s news: Firefox gets strict, Opera goes to the dark side, and Chrome plans to let web apps run in the background.įirefox for Android will block tracking content

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