Opera's launched the beta of their next release of Opera - 9.5 (http://www.opera.com/download/?ver=9.50b) - I've been using the alpha builds over the last month or so and have found them quite stable until the last few builds and so far the beta is proving very stable.
It's good to see the Opera developers concentrating on important stuff again - they really lost the plot for a little while going down the route of "widgets" - what a total waste of effort.
Two new features that I already find invaluable are "Synchronisation" - if you run Opera across different PCs OSs, even mobile devices you can keep all your bookmarks, personal bar preferences and so on synchronised. This has already saved me tons of time (I regularly jump between two different PCs at different desks). And the second is the built-in "search your browsing history in the address bar" (Ah they have a better name for it Full Text History Search) - lets you search from your recent browsing history in the address bar - great for re-finding the link you forgot to bookmark!
All in all a good "point" upgrade.
Now if they would just improve teh spellcheck I'd be really happy.
It's good to see the Opera developers concentrating on important stuff again - they really lost the plot for a little while going down the route of "widgets" - what a total waste of effort.
Two new features that I already find invaluable are "Synchronisation" - if you run Opera across different PCs OSs, even mobile devices you can keep all your bookmarks, personal bar preferences and so on synchronised. This has already saved me tons of time (I regularly jump between two different PCs at different desks). And the second is the built-in "search your browsing history in the address bar" (Ah they have a better name for it Full Text History Search) - lets you search from your recent browsing history in the address bar - great for re-finding the link you forgot to bookmark!
All in all a good "point" upgrade.
Now if they would just improve teh spellcheck I'd be really happy.