New beta version of Opera Mobile for Windows Mobile / Symbian S60
Today, the third beta of mobile opera is released - one more step to release! You can download it by going from the computer to www.opera.com/mobile/download A page with a description of all browser features is here: www.opera.com/mobile and you can download it from the mobile browser by going to m.opera.com from your phone.
From the new browser, you can mention support for devices on WM 6 Standard and Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone (which are without a touchscreen), support for Flashlite 3.1 on WM Professional and some other improvements that you can read about in the mobile opera blog .
Flash support is still in the experimental stage - if it works more or less on HD2, it slows down on other devices to varying degrees - either absolutely or simply strongly. Therefore, Flash is initially disabled (enabled in Tools -> Settings -> Advanced; set the checkbox “Enable plugins” to “On”.) Flash content is launched in the same way as it happens on the desktop - you need to click on the plugin.
You can say that I am surprised - I thought the poor thing Tosibe didn’t have enough strength, but flash banners on Habré do not slow down at all, and it even turned out to play the video from YouTube, but through the elastfm, because youtube hung strangely when I was at it went in The video was played with almost no blunders. Keep it up, Opera!
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We also improved the speed a bit - the interface animation is almost smooth, the browser eats less memory.
From the new browser, you can mention support for devices on WM 6 Standard and Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone (which are without a touchscreen), support for Flashlite 3.1 on WM Professional and some other improvements that you can read about in the mobile opera blog .
Flash support is still in the experimental stage - if it works more or less on HD2, it slows down on other devices to varying degrees - either absolutely or simply strongly. Therefore, Flash is initially disabled (enabled in Tools -> Settings -> Advanced; set the checkbox “Enable plugins” to “On”.) Flash content is launched in the same way as it happens on the desktop - you need to click on the plugin.
Now I put on the G900 Toshiba - let's see what they do.
You can say that I am surprised - I thought the poor thing Tosibe didn’t have enough strength, but flash banners on Habré do not slow down at all, and it even turned out to play the video from YouTube, but through the elastfm, because youtube hung strangely when I was at it went in The video was played with almost no blunders. Keep it up, Opera!
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We also improved the speed a bit - the interface animation is almost smooth, the browser eats less memory.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/84065/
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