Opera wants to help you surf the web for longer in your MacBook. The latest version of your web browser to OS X, includes a new Power saving mode It consumes less power when you're on the go without charging logically, and it needs all the battery life you can get.
According to Opera, the new feature makes a huge difference compared to previous versions of its browser, and compared to its rival Google Chrome, it can extend battery life by as much as a 50 percent, adding up to three hours of additional use on a laptop between charges.
It's very frustrating to run out of battery power on your computer, if you're traveling watching videos, or if you've left your charger behind, says Opera's Krystian Kolondra. Our new power-saving mode can help you when your notebook starts to draw a lot of battery power, and when activated, battery life can be increased by up to three hours.
It should be noted that Opera did its tests on a Lenovo X250 with Windows 10. This means that your mileage might be different on a MacBook, but considering how efficient Apple laptops are, expect to see similar results.
Can activar power saving mode clicking on the battery icon that will appear next to the address bar every time the laptop is unplugged from its charger. If you forget to activate it, Opera will ask you to do so when the laptop battery is low.
When active, the power saving mode reduces background tab activity, optimizes video playback, and many more functions. You can notice a slight impact on performance, but that's a small price to pay for other three hours of battery life.
The Opera's power-saving mode comes just three weeks after a VPN function, Which is price quotation e unlimited. However, the power saving mode currently only available in the developer version, but it is expected that its final version will not take long to come to light.