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Opera’s web browser is now natively available for Windows on Arm.

Arriving ahead of products powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chips, Opera says the new browser build can deliver over double the speeds achieved by emulated versions.

It’s initially launching for early adopters via Opera’s developer stream, with the company noting it’ll need to be downloaded onto a Snapdragon-powered Windows device.

A Windows on Arm laptop running Opera’s web browser.
Opera hasn’t mentioned when the Arm-native browser will get a full, public release.
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