Opera browser for chromebook

Last edited by leocg Dear Opera GX Community,I hope this message finds you all in good spirits. As an active member of the Opera GX community, I wanted to address an important matter regarding the availability of Opera GX for Chromebook devices.First and foremost, I would like to express my appreciation for the remarkable features and performance that Opera GX offers on various platforms. It has truly enhanced our browsing and gaming experiences. However, I have recently acquired a Chromebook device and was disappointed to discover that Opera GX is not currently compatible with this operating system.Recognizing the growing popularity of Chromebook devices among users, I believe it would greatly benefit our community to have Opera GX available for Chromebook as well. Chromebook users, like myself, would greatly appreciate the unique browsing experience and gaming features that Opera GX offers.In order to demonstrate the demand for Opera GX on Chromebook, I propose a community vote. By giving community members the opportunity to voice their support, we can showcase the widespread interest and encourage the Opera GX team to consider developing and optimizing the browser for Chromebook.I kindly request that the Opera GX team organize a community vote to gauge the interest and demand for Opera GX on Chromebook. This would allow us to collectively express our desire and help guide future development decisions.Your engagement and participation in this matter would be highly appreciated. I believe that by working together as a community, we can influence positive change and expand the availability of Opera GX to Chromebook users.Thank you for your attention and consideration. Let us join forces and advocate for Opera GX on Chromebook to enhance the browsing and gaming experiences of the entire community.Warm regards,~Someone

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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 @leocg The Linux that is available for Chromebooks is called Crestini or something similar; I'd never heard of it before nor in any other context since. The package for Debian or Ubuntu should work as long as you get the right architecture. treego @leocg last edited by @leocg I appreciate your replies, but your links lead me to things that are very confusing for someone who has no experience with Linux commands ... extracting zip files, etc.It just seems super strange that Brave and Vivaldi have no issues, but Opera does.Opera needs to "up" its game here, I think.Thank you for your efforts to help me, though. treego @sgunhouse last edited by @sgunhouse Thank you, but what does "architecture" mean in this context? treego last edited by treego I finally got the bright idea to go to opera://about and found this about my system: System:Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) (x86_64; Unknown)Does that help in getting help from you that are willing to help me?Oh, also: Version:75.0.3969.93And: Browser identificationMozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/89.0.4389.82 Safari/537.36 OPR/75.0.3969.93PathsInstall: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/operaProfile: /home/treego14/.config/operaCache: /home/treego14/.cache/operaInstallation typeCould only be specified for Windows OS leocg Moderator Volunteer @treego last edited by @treego Try copying libffmpeg.so from Vivaldi directory to Opera directory. treego @leocg last edited by @leocg said in Can you tell me how to get Opera for Linux on Chromebook to play Twitter videos?:@treego Try copying libffmpeg.so from Vivaldi directory to Opera directory.Which directory? The Install directory? The Profile directory? The Cache directory?I don't even know how to access the file directory system on a Chromebook, yet ... hmmm ... leocg Moderator Volunteer @treego last edited by @treego the install one. You need to replace the file that comes with Opera with the new one. treego @leocg last edited by @leocg said in Can you tell me how to get Opera for Linux on Chromebook to play Twitter videos?:@treego the install one. You need to replace the file that comes with Opera with the new one.I am sorry ... I am lost ... I am not following you on this at all. Maybe it's past my bedtime. sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer @treego last edited by @treego Oh, you actually have an x86_64 (64-bit Intel processor), I'm used to seeing ARM processors in Chromebooks. The type of processor (in your case x86_64) is the system architecture. No idea if you can copy the file though as you'd need root access. treego @sgunhouse last edited by @sgunhouse said in Can you tell me how to get Opera for Linux on Chromebook to play Twitter videos?:@treego Oh, you actually have an x86_64 (64-bit Intel processor), I'm used to seeing ARM processors in Chromebooks. The type of processor (in your case x86_64) is the system architecture. No idea if you