How to Refresh All Tabs at Once in Opera GX Browser (with Step-by-Step Guide)

If you’re someone who browses the internet with multiple tabs open (especially in Opera GX), you probably know how annoying it can be to manually refresh each one. Whether you’re monitoring real-time data, refreshing game dashboards, or simply multitasking, refreshing all your tabs at once can be a huge time-saver.

Good news: Opera GX has a built-in feature that allows you to refresh all open tabs in just a couple of clicks — no extensions required. In this guide, we’ll walk you through all possible ways to refresh tabs: all at once, selectively, or in groups.

How to Refresh All Tabs at Once in Opera GX Browser (with Step-by-Step Guide)

✅ What You’ll Need:

👉 Download Opera GX here if you haven’t already.


📌 Method 1: Refresh All Tabs in One Click

Let’s begin with the simplest method.

🔹 Steps:

  1. Open Opera GX on your computer.
  2. Navigate to any open tab (it doesn’t matter which one).
  3. Right-click on the tab.
  4. From the context menu, select “Reload all tabs.”

And that’s it! All your tabs will reload instantly — super useful when you’re tracking updates across multiple pages.


🔁 Method 2: Refresh a Range of Tabs

Let’s say you only want to refresh a range of tabs — like from Tab 1 to Tab 5 — without affecting others.

🔹 Here’s how to do it:

  1. Click on the first tab in the range.
  2. Hold the Shift key on your keyboard.
  3. While holding Shift, click on the last tab in the desired range.
  4. Now, all tabs between the first and last are selected.
  5. Right-click on any of the selected tabs and choose “Reload tabs.”

You’ll notice only the selected group of tabs reloads — neat, right?


🔂 Method 3: Refresh Only Specific Tabs (Non-Consecutive)

This method is for you if the tabs you want to refresh are not next to each other — like Tab 2, Tab 4, and Tab 6.

🔹 Follow these steps:

  1. Hold down the Ctrl key (Windows) or Cmd key (Mac).
  2. While holding the key, click on each tab you want to refresh individually.
  3. Once all desired tabs are selected, right-click on any one of them.
  4. Choose “Reload tabs” from the menu.

Now only those specific tabs will be refreshed — not everything else.


🎯 Why Is This Useful?

Refreshing tabs in bulk saves:

  • ⏱️ Time — No more manual refreshes.
  • 💻 System Resources — Keeps only selected tabs updated.
  • 💡 Focus — You control which tabs to reload based on relevance.

❓FAQ: Opera GX Tab Refreshing

Q1: Can I auto-refresh tabs at intervals in Opera GX?
👉 Currently, Opera GX doesn’t offer native auto-refresh options at intervals. You’ll need an extension from the Chrome Web Store, such as Easy Auto Refresh.

Q2: Will reloading tabs lose my form data or inputs?
👉 Yes. If you’ve typed something into a form or comment box and haven’t submitted it, a refresh may wipe that content.

Q3: Can I undo a tab refresh?
👉 No, once a tab is reloaded, previous content (especially unsaved data) is lost unless cached by the website.


📝 Final Thoughts

So far, we’ve done a good job covering all the practical ways to refresh tabs in Opera GX — from refreshing everything at once to selecting only a few. This browser’s gamer-centric features are quite handy, and this is one of those little tricks that makes multitasking smoother.

If you’re looking to supercharge your browsing experience, Opera GX continues to add useful productivity features — definitely worth exploring!

🛡️ Disclaimer

This tutorial is intended for desktop users only. Features and UI elements may vary based on browser version and operating system. Always back up any important unsaved form data before refreshing browser tabs.


🏷️ Tags:

browser tips, opera gx tricks, refresh browser tabs, productivity, bulk tab reload

#Hashtags:

#OperaGX #BrowserTips #ProductivityHack #TabManagement #WebBrowserTutorial


Let me know if you’d like to include tips on auto-refreshing tabs using extensions or if you’re looking for scripts/macros to automate tab control even further.

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Meera Joshi

Meera Joshi

Meera is a browser technology analyst with a background in QA testing for web applications. She writes detailed tutorials on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and experimental browsers, covering privacy tweaks, extension reviews, and performance testing. Her aim is to make browsing faster and safer for all.

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