Opera for Windows 9.0

[Gordon Darling]

Opera for Windows 9.0 Build 8031 Technology Preview 1 beta

http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Opera_for_Windows/945720329/1

Publisher's Description:

Opera lets you surf the Internet in a safer, faster, and easier way. One
of the most full-featured Internet power tools on the market, it includes
pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, integrated searches, and advanced
functions like Opera's groundbreaking E-mail program, RSS Newsfeeds and
IRC chat. You can customize the look and content of your browser with a
few clicks of the mouse.

Opera has the following other editions available: Opera for FreeBSD, Opera
for Linux and Opera for Mac OS X.

Latest Changes:
User Interface: Enhanced pop-up blocker to detect more unwanted pop-ups
User Interface: Added new message console for warnings and error messages
User Interface: Added opera:config for managing preferences User
Interface: 'Find' feature now highlights all matches when searching for
text on the page User Interface: Added internal source viewer User
Interface: Implemented tab locking User Interface: New bookmark icon in
address bar User Interface: Fix to prevent key presses being lost after
using Alt+Tab User Interface: Updated search.ini
User Interface: Changed keyboard shortcuts for closer cross-browser
compatibility Messaging and Newsfeeds: Enabled new IMAP code Messaging and
Newsfeeds: New account storage format Messaging and Newsfeeds: Added
support for Atom 1.0 Messaging and Newsfeeds: External embeds are now
always allowed in newsfeeds, and are not disabled when the "Surpress
external embeds" preference is set Messaging and Newsfeeds: Fix to prevent
chat windows going blank when redrawing from cache

Regards
Gordon

 

[rm]

Le vendredi 21 octobre 2005 à 11:58:23, Gordon Darling a écrit :

Opera for Windows 9.0 Build 8031 Technology Preview 1 beta

http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Opera_for_Windows/945720329/1

official site : http://snapshot.opera.com/

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[kenny]

It was about time opera started to come to their senses.
Firefox had to lead the way first.. and its sad because opera was a far
ahead of anything that existed before FF. Now that they switched to free
finally they have a chance to make some money. It seems ironic but "free"
things can make money.

PS. Gordon, you never answered my email......

Kenny www.computerboom.com

 

[Gordon Darling]

It was about time opera started to come to their senses. Firefox had to
lead the way first.. and its sad because opera was a far ahead of anything
that existed before FF. Now that they switched to free finally they have a
chance to make some money. It seems ironic but "free" things can make
money.

PS. Gordon, you never answered my email......

Kenny www.computerboom.com

I've resent via another email account.

Gordon

 

[ceed]

It was about time opera started to come to their senses.
Firefox had to lead the way first.. and its sad because opera was a far
ahead of anything that existed before FF. Now that they switched to free
finally they have a chance to make some money. It seems ironic but "free"
things can make money.

Opera Software has been a profitable company for years. They are currently
publically traded in Norway. Opera is still making money on the desktop
browser (a lot of their revenues are made in the embedded browser space),
but the ad has been replaced by other revenue generating mechanisms.
Making the browser free was a business decision for the company that had
to be justified before it could happen.