Opera releases new browser betas for Mac
Web browser company Opera Software ASA has released a new beta version of its Web browser for the Mac OS along with a new beta...
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The browser, also called Opera, is in the beta-testing phase that precedes the release of the finished 5.0 edition of the browser. The releases mark the fifth beta for the Classic Mac OS version and the third for the Mac OS X edition.
Along with a host of bug fixes, the new browsers add a handful of new features including new ways to manage cookies, drag and drop downloads, a 30-day banner-ad-free mode, interface enhancements and more.
Opera is a small, standards-compliant Web browser, which supports HTML 4.01, Cascading Style Sheets, XML, Javascript and WAP, among other standards. The company also offers Windows, Linux, BeOS and OS/2 versions of its browser.
Opera's browsers hold just under 1% of the worldwide Web browser market, according to a study conducted by WebSideStory earlier in the month. However, the study found that in some European countries the company controls as much as almost 6% of the market.
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