And here's a similar search query for the term Firefox, which displays the proper result. the result is accessible exclusively from the Store app. The app doesn't pop up in the results, which can only mean it is hidden from browsers, i.e. Here's what the store's results will show you when searching for Opera. It seems a little odd, since all other apps have the share button at the bottom/top of the page. Did you know that Microsoft is replacing this screen with the Settings app? Read our previous coverage for more details. As a matter of fact, the app even shows up in Control Panel's Program and Features page, if you needed further confirmation about the two versions.
Opera GX's store app however, is identical to its regular browse, and uses the same profile. Opening the About Opera page confirms that the app is indeed the 64-bit version, it matches the latest stable release build, Opera_GX_.44.įirefox's Microsoft Store version uses a different user profile, and lets you run the app alongside the standalone desktop version.
The app is free, and is about 106.2 MB to download, which is about the size of the offline installer of the 64-bit version of the program, that you can find on its website. The browser is available for both Windows 10 and 11. Now, Opera has put up its gaming-centric browser, Opera GX, on the Microsoft Store. Last month, Mozilla joined the competition by releasing Firefox on the store. Opera browser made its Microsoft Store debut, alongside Yandex browser, when the new Store experience was announced by the Redmond Company in September.
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