After launching a new web browser with Vivaldi, the creator of Opera has decided to launch an optimization to Opera Max that puts the focus on tablets. Opera Max is not a browser per se, but it does use the company's well-known data compression to help users save bandwidth and megabytes.
To this day Opera Max was optimized for phones, but it did not work in the same way in those devices of greater dimensions than those we know from tablets. In version 1.7.5, Opera Max is adding optimization to these types of devices with a new "layout" that uses a larger screen to show more of the monitoring of the use of apps, data compression results and settings.
Among the qualities of Opera Max is the possibility to activate it for network data, the WiFi connection or both at the same time. Other of its virtues are the ability to add apps to the black list, which allows them to use the bandwidth they want or make it impossible for them to use it and thus have a higher speed for other use by preventing them from consuming this data in the background. plus.
Apart from these novelties to the layout for tablets, it is also offered support for several new languages as they are: Arabic, Urdu, Persian and Hebrew. A great app to safeguard those extra megabytes and that in certain circumstances and moments can come in handy. If for whatever reason you have a tablet and you needed Opera Max, now is the perfect time to try it out. It may become one of your favorite apps for your tablet to save a few megabytes that you can use on other tasks instead of wasting them.
