The company Opera Software is well known amongst avid technology users, particularly for its web browser, named Opera for obvious reasons. The next iteration of this browser is version 10, currently in alpha stage, which is publicly available for download. The alpha stage has already ended now, however, as the beta has been leaked, along with screenshots and other information. The beta is supposedly going to be posted up tomorrow; the website FavBrowser were the ones to report the news of the leak, and they have revealed various screenshots, which we have included below.







Opera 10 brings with it a wealth of new features, including the updated Opera Presto 2.2 engine, which means it's 30% faster than the previous version, as well as automatic spell checking, an easier updating system and visual browser tabs, shown in some screenshots above.. It also hits 100/100 on the Acid3 test, and has a bunch of new improvements for web developers. If these images aren't quite enough for you, you can find the official download links from Opera's FTP servers below. Be sure to post back on how you find it, as the beta version concentrates on adding new features, whereas the alpha aimed at refining the engine.
Update: The official Opera blog has been updated with Opera 10 beta information as well as a complete changelog from the last snapshot.
















Anybody tried Opera Turbo Mode?
Last edited by kwang_kung86 on 03 Jun 2009 - 05:27
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Comne one xD... It was the birthday of one of my best friends... I had some credit for it xD...
But, Any word on the new Opera Mobile Beta that includes Turbo???
But, Any word on the new Opera Mobile Beta that includes Turbo???
Opera 9 was faster then IE 8; How in the bloody hell can IE 8 be faster then Opera 10?
Anyways, I'm still using Minefield, but I'll try it later on today when I get up.
But Turbo is faster for my DSL connection, so that's nice. I'm starting to like Opera.
says a shrinking market share.
Shrinking? Check http://www.opera.com/company/investors/finance/ and http://my.opera.com/haavard/blog/2009/05/29/q1-2009
It clearly says: 'Desktop users grew by 13% in Q1 (up 64% from Q1 200
and 'Total revenue was up 59% since Q1 2008'
It clearly says: 'Desktop users grew by 13% in Q1 (up 64% from Q1 200
and 'Total revenue was up 59% since Q1 2008'
You don't trust Opera you go an independent website, of course Opera would say their doing fine. 2 years ago Opera's market share was about 2% now it'a 0.7%.
It clearly says: 'Desktop users grew by 13% in Q1 (up 64% from Q1 200
and 'Total revenue was up 59% since Q1 2008'
You don't trust Opera you go an independent website, of course Opera would say their doing fine. 2 years ago Opera's market share was about 2% now it'a 0.7%.
Opera makes 25% in single Russia. I'm sure real worldwide figures are a lot higher than 0,7%. Only big international independent site can show relatively close to reality stats. But Google does not publish it. Facebook and Twitter are not international. Alexa mainly represent USA.
http://stat.mail.ru/?stat=useragents
From a certain point your normal connection would be faster than Turbo since with Turbo EVERYTHING you get in your browser goes past the Opera servers. Your connection is faster than the Opera server = you don't gain speed with Turbo. But, for example when I'm using my internet through my mobile phone (EDGE/GPRS) it is a LOT faster for me.
So many changes in the interface and it is some more faster, than it was!
yea...but i hope Opera will take that place
Highly doubtful.
Last edited by VIVIsectVI on 03 Jun 2009 - 17:38
I REALLY find that hard to believe, but everyones machine is different.
I don't use Opera anymore, but DO ask everyone who's computer I work on if they would like it installed as I KNOW Opera still rocks!!
I actually quite like that some people see Opera as a dead browser. Keeps all the ****wits using Firefox and out of the Opera forums, where they would be demanding pointless extensions every five minutes instead of letting the dev team just quietly get on with the real business of bringing new innovations to the browser market. That is actually Opera's strength, it's not afraid to be the odd-one-out or the distant relative, and so doesn't need to try and keep adding things that make it 'cool' over functional. Long may it continue...
Personally, I hope you guys never 'get' Opera.
I haven't tried the new Opera 10 beta - but definitely will give it a go.
p.s. Windows 7 is minted! hehe
The UI is the main reason i do not use Opera. Because when it comes to speed to display heavy page it's better than IE and FF from my own experience.
i really dont notice any special difference in the UI. but Opera is my fav browser and cant wait for it to come out
vitual tabs are nicer addtions, but for small screen monitor it will be no good.
But in LCD, it will be amazing.
and for those who is saying IE is faster than Opera, they actually dont know what a browser is
maybe have a closer look
Finally, downloading now.
it still doesnt stop me from switching though
Yet they do test Safari, and Firefox on Windows and OS X, and IE 6/7/8. Now that I think about it, i don't know of a SiNGLE installation of it at work, even in our tech department. WHy wont this thing die already? I think it's used less then Flock.
Yet they do test Safari, and Firefox on Windows and OS X, and IE 6/7/8. Now that I think about it, i don't know of a SiNGLE installation of it at work, even in our tech department. WHy wont this thing die already? I think it's used less then Flock.
and you company is the world right? So what does this mean LOL
4th largest communications group in the world, and closing in on #3 rather quickly. I can grantee you see our ads online and on TV daily and probably own at least one product of a company we advertise, or have advertised.
Maybe because they make a lot of money... Stop been ignorant people.
Not hardly.
http://snapshot.opera.com/
Not hardly.
http://snapshot.opera.com/
This was added yesterday, article is 2 days old.
Leak? Yes.
Not hardly.
http://snapshot.opera.com/
This was added yesterday, article is 2 days old.
Leak? Yes.
What was added yesterday?
Not hardly.
http://snapshot.opera.com/
This was added yesterday, article is 2 days old.
Leak? Yes.
What was added yesterday?
Beta content in the link you provided.
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