![]() The browser also sports regular features such as a private browsing mode, a download manager, a unified address and search bar, popup blocker, an option to save pages for offline reading and the ability to change the user agent of the browser. Unfortunately, the content can't be customised further by the user.The browser also doesn't support changing the default search engine (Google). The content can be customised according to one's country and the browser also features a Hindi feed for the Indian region. It also offers a Discover page where it offers curated content across categories such as Top Stories, Arts, Business, Entertainment, Food, Health, Lifestyle, Living, Motoring, News, Science, Sports, Technology, and Travel. The off-road mode is turned off by default.Īs we reported earlier, the Opera browser features the usual Speed dial launcher for popular websites in addition to saved pages. The browser also supports data compression and server side rendering through the Off-Road mode that also lets users save on data costs and load web pages faster. The updated browser adds some new features including the ability to toggle the navigation bar from top to bottom, wrap text when one zooms-in, and the ability to view active tabs in full screen. Released as a beta back in March, the browser offers faster rendering thanks to the new WebKit engine and a cleaner user interface. Opera for Android, the WebKit-based iteration of Opera's mobile browser is now out of beta and can be downloaded through the Google Play Store.
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