March 5, 2013 at 19:33Review and test Opera 14 (webkit) for Android
Today, Opera Software has released the third alternative browser for Android. At first there were Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, now it’s just Opera (though for now beta). We did a short review and checked the browser functionality on the Motorola RAZR i.
Opera today spoke about almost all the new features .
I really liked the express panel.
The coolest thing is creating folders.
Useful “Recommendations” tab, it acts as a Flipboard, but at the same time it sets the necessary sites and news. It is only a matter of choosing a sphere: for example, “Technology” and “Art” can be turned off, and “Politics” can be left. To whom it is convenient. Such a quick, understandable decision. Personally, I would never drive the sites I need into each area. In general, Opera thanks for this.
It seems to me that Opera Mini and Opera Mobile will soon cease to be supported, now they are united by Opera 14 on the WebKit engine. But to the delight of fans of the mini-version, the “Compression Mode” function was “screwed” here, it allows traffic to be passed through the Opera Mini servers. Worthy.
And finally, the html5test.com test is
450 points. This is the best result so far. By the way, Opera 14 supports devices on Android 2.2 and higher. [ Google Play ]
Update : Also, Chrome for iOS has been updated for a long time (the test in the video was conducted on the new Chrome)
