Opera 3.0 released
Thomas Dowling
tdowling at ohiolink.edu
Thu Jan 8 17:25:54 EST 1998
Since I've just been chastised for being a Microsoft shill, let's see if
this redeems me. I never saw the announcement here, but within the last
week or so, Opera Software officially released Opera 3.0 for 32- and 16-bit
Windows platforms. It has added support for JavaScript and some Netscape
plug-ins. Still no Java, CSS, or Unicode support, but that's supposed to be
in the works, along with a full-fledged mail client and DHTML support.
The download has, alas, ballooned in size to over 1.1MB - almost a tenth the
size of the last Netscape I downloaded and a twentieth the size of my MSIE
download ;-) It remains fast, highly configurable, and easy to use. It
isn't free, but if you want to support software from companies that aren't
out to rule the world, it's US$30 well spent.
http://www.operasoftware.com/ for more information.
Thomas Dowling
OhioLINK - Ohio Library and Information Network
tdowling at ohiolink.edu
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