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Today is an exciting time here at Opera - we’re very proud to announce the release of the final version of Opera Mini 4! It’s packed with great new features, totally free, and will make your mobile browsing even happier than the last version - download it here Black Water on dvd , and read about the new features here.
Over at dev.opera.com, we’ve produced a number of new articles to help you as developers and designers find your way around developing web sites that give a good user experience in Opera Mini 4, as well as other browsers out there, mobile and desktop!
1. Opera Mini request headers: Opera Mini 4 uses various custom HTTP headers, in addition to the standard ones - this article tells you what they are, and what you can do with them
2. Differences between Opera Mini 3 and 4: As you might expect, this article explains the main differences between Opera Mini 4 and the previous version - 3 - in terms of standards support etc
3. Safe Media queries: With mobile and desktop browsers having such varying support for media queries, using them effectively across browsers/platforms can be difficult; here we explore a solution to this issue
4. How to serve the right content to mobile browsers: This article looks at the different methods available to you for serving appropriate content to mobile devices, and what to watch out for
5. Designing and Developing mobile web sites in the real world, part 1: In this 2 part series, Brian Suda gives some real world advice hard won from his first hand experience of developing mobile web sites. 2 real case studies presented, with Brian exploring the issues his team faced, and how they were overcome. Other topics include standards support, identifying mobile users, and server-sniffing
6. Designing and Developing mobile web sites in the real world, part 2: Part 2 of Brian’s informative article
7. Evolving the Internet on your phone: Designing web sites with Opera Mini 4 in mind: Ok, not a new article, but still very relevant. Written originally back when Opera Mini 4 beta 2 was released, this article covers Opera Mini 4’s standards support in greater detail, and gives some useful design tips
If you have anything cool to share in terms of development/design techniques for Opera Mini 4, or other mobile devices, then why not write an article yourself? Send me your ideas and submissions at cmills[at]opera[dot]com. I hope you enjoy the new Mini browser!
-Chris Mills
7 Jan
After three betas we’re proud to release the shiny new Opera Mini 4
to the world.
We’ve done a lot with this new Opera Mini. For example, we rewrote the entire code for Opera Mini 4 and added lots of improvements and new features to make the browser even better.
Opera Mini 4 is based on the same rendering engine as the Opera 9.5 desktop browser. The browser still has a very small install size, less than 100k, even though we’ve added all these cool new features.
With all the time and work that we’ve put in on our end, we wouldn’t be able to bring you the world’s best mobile browser without your help and support. We owe a great amount of appreciation to all those of you who helped with our beta testing, bug reporting, and providing feedback in the Opera Mini forums and on your blogs. Thanks.
So what have we done with Opera Mini 4?
Opera Link
We’ve added support for Opera Link
in Opera Mini 4. With Opera Link, you’re able to instantly synchronize and share your bookmarks and Speed Dial with the Opera browser for your computer.
Overview mode
Opera Mini 4 includes a new rendering architecture that allows you to view webpages just like you would on your computer. When you first load a webpage, Opera Mini will show you an overview snapshot of the page; using the new mouse cursor you can instantly zoom in to the selected region of the page.
Size of text fits width of screen
Opera Mini 4 dynamically changes the size of the text on webpages to fit the width of your phone’s screen, meaning you won’t have to scroll horizontally.
Context menu
A context menu is displayed when pressing the number 1 key. From the context menu you could change the viewing modes to ‘Mobile view’, reload the page, and show webpage information. When the mouse cursor is focused on a link, the Context menu will show you the link information (i.e. where the link points to, etc.).
Mouse cursor
With the mouse cursor you could scroll to any direction on the page and more easily click on links.
Scrolling shortcuts
Pressing these number key shortcuts will help you quickly navigate around the page.
2 - Page up
8 - Page down
4 - Go to the left one column
6 - Go to the right one column
5
- Zoom in and out
Create search
With this new feature, you could add any search engine of your choice to the Opera Mini start page. To add a new search engine, click on the search field, press the menu button and click on the ‘Create search’ option.
View pages in Landscape mode
By pressing the * and # shortcut keys, you could switch the page view to landscape mode.
New standards support
Support for HTML tables, CSS handheld stylesheets, and more advanced support for CSS have been added to Opera Mini.
Bi-directional support
With this new release we’ve also added support for bi-directional text, adding support for languages such as Hebrew.
Some other notable changes
Added support for small anti-aliased bitmap fonts
Simplified setup process
Improved image quality
Improved fit to width mode rendering
Simplified settings page
Added native blackberry menu
Dialogs are now displayed with round corners and alpha channel overlay windows
New and improved server side cookie handling
Links
5 Jan
, Opera’s Chief Web Opener. The article, entitled “Evolving the Internet on your phone: Designing web sites with Opera Mini 4 in mind”, gives an overview of how to optimize sites to be more usable in Opera Mini 4.
Read:
- JavaScript support in Opera Mini 4
- Evolving the Internet on your phone: Designing web sites with Opera Mini 4 in mind
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