Just sign in to your account to access bookmarks and open tabs in Opera Browser 64 bit on your computer or mobile device. She still liked Chrome and Firefox better though.Easily pick up browsing where you left off, across your devices. But in a hands-on evaluation last year, CNET's Sarah Mitroff preferred Edge to Internet Explorer, Microsoft's other browser. High on the list: technology that will let you customize the browser's behavior by, for example, installing ad-blocking extensions.ĬNET is unable to verify the claims of either company since we haven't recently tested the effects of browser use on battery life. The Edge browser, available on the Windows 10 operating system, is the company's attempt to regain its technological footing in the browser market.Īt its developer conference earlier this year, Microsoft outlined a number of improvements that are in the works for Edge. Microsoft, which once ruled the browser market with Internet Explorer, has lost ground over the years to rivals Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. At the time, the company claimed that the dedicated power-saving mode could extend the life of a laptop by up to 50 percent compared with other browsers like Google Chrome. Opera introduced an experimental version of its power-saving browser in May.
These power-saving efforts are important for laptop users, since they could mean several more hours of browsing before a laptop needs to be charged. Opera claims its test shows that its power-saving browser extends the battery life of a Windows 10 laptop by 22 percent over Microsoft's Edge browser. By contrast, Opera described its methodology for testing. Opera admitted in its post that its test is not a direct apples-to-apples comparison to the test Microsoft ran, since Microsoft did not publish its testing methodology. Microsoft did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
And it was able to run the laptop 35 percent longer than when using the latest version of Google Chrome. Opera's testing showed that its browser with native ad blocker and power saver enabled was able to get 22 percent more battery life out of a laptop running Windows 10 than using the Microsoft Edge browser.
"Like most other engineering teams, we love it when someone picks a fight," the company said in its post announcing the test results. Opera took these claims as fightin' words and ran its own test. In a blog post Wednesday, Opera fired back at Microsoft for a blog item posted Monday that claimed Microsoft's Edge browser delivers 36 percent to 53 percent more battery life to users of its Windows 10 operating system over competing browsers Chrome, Firefox or Opera. The fight is on between Opera Software and Microsoft, each of which claims that its browser is the best at extending battery life for laptops.
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