Opera Browser for iPhone

[Millsy]

http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/12/opera-mini-for-iphone-approved-will-be-available-for-free/

enjoy!!

much faster!

 

[Needster]

Just downloaded it. The speed it immense! Mint!

 

[C.J]

Downloading now.

 

[Reev]

Ha, was just about to post this thread. Opera is rapid compared to Safari!

 

[DrR]

It's quick, but why are the buttons so huge!

 

[Tom]

Put it on full screen.

I'm not a fan, it needs tweaks. But its very fast.

 

[john.med]

I'm with Tom, it feels a bit like a beta, bloody fast though.

 

[m4rkie23]

dont like the zoom, but the operation is nice. fast too!

 

[Mike_08]

Just downloaded.

 

[Millsy]

nice speed, but agreed needs tweeking, some of the buttons dont look smooth either.

 

[C.J]

Ilike the zoom on it, seems very fast and smooth.

 

[m4rkie23]

but is only full or none. no inbetween

 

[.Ben.]

.

 

[sn00p]

Did nobody at opera test the zooming? It's crap. You can only zoom in to a certain level which is not far enough IMHO....and it'll random zoom out when you do the zoom in gesture.

 

[Needster]

I accessed Facebook via it [Opera] and it just came up that I couldn't log in any longer, logged on via the work PC and Facebook had blocked my account because it said it was accessed via an unrecognised resource in Norway. Anything to do with Opera?

 

[Tom]

Yup.

Opera mini renders the pages elsewhere.

What you see on the phone is a filtered version of the page, you can solve it by changing from socks to http but it goes slowwwww.

 

[john.med]

Don't be using for Internet banking either! Sommet to do wit SSL, not secure anyway.

 

[nobblebonce]

i downloaded it had a quick look and unistalled it, didnt like it

 

[young_lew]

Don't be using for Internet banking either! Sommet to do wit SSL, not secure anyway.

It will use HTTPS, but the data will be rendered their end first.

I quite like it, and i think when you're out and about and only have an Edge or poor 3G signal its a worthy alternative to Safari.

Only thing i don't like is Youtube embeds don't work on websites and it's not as smooth and fluid as Safari.

 

[john.med]

It will use HTTPS, but the data will be rendered their end first.

I quite like it, and i think when you're out and about and only have an Edge or poor 3G signal its a worthy alternative to Safari.

Only thing i don't like is Youtube embeds don't work on websites and it's not as smooth and fluid as Safari.

See:

http://www.tipb.com/2010/04/12/opera-mini-iphone-approved/


'It breaks SSL encryption by necessity however (https sites), so while you may want to use it to traveling the outskirts, you’ll like want to avoid it when mobile banking downtown'.

 

[young_lew]

Hmmmmm, I thought for HTTPS it would stay secure and would just essentially be using their servers as a proxy.

Either way i wasn't going to login to my bank account on it anyway lol