Opera has updated its GX browser with a new panic button feature. You can press F12 to hide all your tabs during an unexpected drop-in. The F12 button will save you.

The idea has been around for a surprisingly long time, but Opera is bringing it to a new generation of slackers gamers with its Opera GX browser. The latest version of Opera GX sets your F12 key ...

Now that panic button is enabled, try it out! Just hit F12, and, by default, Opera GX will randomly choose one of the following links to replace the windows you currently have open: ...

Opera's gaming-focused browser GX has a new button that will instantly take you away from whatever you're looking at.

Opera GX now features a Panic Button using the F12 key for instant privacy. Quickly mute, pause, and switch to "safe" content with one keyboard hit.

Opera GX users can activate the feature by going into the settings panel, then going to the GX section, and scrolling down to “early bird,” where the experimental Panic Button can be activated.

Opera GX may fail to download a file if it doesn’t have permission to access your Downloads folder. To ensure this, click on the Start button icon in your Windows taskbar and select Settings ...

I spent some time hands-on with Opera GX, and it's everything you would expect from the Norway browser-and-artificial intelligence company: slick, stylish and speedy.

And they're all laid out in the GX Control panel (via Opera). First, click the gauge icon labeled GX Control on the sidebar. Scroll down the GX Control panel to find the RAM and CPU limiters. They ...

Opera GX users can activate the feature by going into the settings panel, then going to the GX section, and scrolling down to “early bird,” where the experimental Panic Button can be activated.

Opera GX users can activate the feature by going into the settings panel, then going to the GX section, and scrolling down to “early bird,” where the experimental Panic Button can be activated.