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Its far far better than the browser that I have for nokia e61i and also faster... One think that I miss is the pointer instead of "jumping-to-links-function"
Its nice the way that contents are presented in the front of the browser page and the google search.
And the sync opera is a very nice feature.
As a Firefox user I expect Mozilla to release their Mobile version ASAP.
The effort for a mobile gecko-based browser is going on:
http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile#Fennec
...but it won't be Java-based so the potential user-base will be much smaller; Opera Mini OTOH runs even on quite old JME implementations, like the one on my dear old Nokia 6230 or the one in most WindowsMobile2003-based devices, which are still quite used.
I'm usually a bit negative about this browser because the magnification gets in the way, at least, on my 320x240 display. Version 4.1 seems to end up with fewer of those pages being zoomed out, which is a plus for me.
Landscape mode is great and the ability to synchronise bookmarks was already good in version 4. Besides, it knows how to dial phone numbers, something the phone's own browser doesn't.
They mentioned that they've upgraded their servers that do the transformations, so that the experience is quicker and that can't be a bad thing, either.
beats any internal phone browser hands down.
My biggest complaint is not being able to use t9 text in some areas and being able to choose in others.
This may be my sony w880i causing the problems though.
4.1 has added things i really wanted so go opera team you make awesome browsers!




Its times like these I really hate being a verizon customer.