I always liked the sleek, useful Mail component of Opera, back when the iconoclastic browser was trying to be all things for all people. Now that Opera’s dramatically slimmed down its browser, it’s ...

Opera's recent transition to to Chromium and Blink resulted in the underdog web browser losing its integrated email client. Although longtime users may see that as a step in the wrong direction, today ...

Opera today launched the first preview version of its Chromium-based desktop browser for Windows and Mac since the company announced the switch from its own browser engine to Google’s in February.

The new Opera might be a minor-point update, but along with the interface changes, better HTML5 support, and faster handling of secure sites, Opera humorously has noted that it's a good thing that ...

The arguably unnecessary race to “revolutionize email” just found another contender in Norwegian software company Opera. After stripping its Opera 15 browser of a mail client, the group is officially ...

June 11, 2013 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Windows/Mac: Today, Opera released its own, cross-platform desktop email client. For Gmail users (and the Gmail ...

Opera's mail client does almost everything I need it to; it's just lacking some configurability, like changing message font and such. Eudora, for some reason, uses about 30% of my CPU and is much ...

Opera Software ASA, in releasing on Thursday the first beta of its updated Web browser, is giving a boost to Mac OS X users by synchronizing its upgrades across all operating systems while also ...

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Oslo, Norway - October 8, 2008 - Opera Software today launched Opera 9.6, the newest version of Opera's award-winning Web browser. Opera 9.6 enhances the performance and flexibility of Opera's ...

I want to like Opera. I really do. But, while this version is a step up from where it's been, it's still just not as good as its competition: Chrome, Internet Explorer, or even the beleaguered Firefox ...