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OperaTor Brings Private Browsing Mode To Opera Lovers
Private browsing also termed as “Porn Mode” by several pundits, has quickly become a fad among browser creators with Safari having it for quite some time, Internet Explorer team introducing it in IE8, Google Chrome having incognito mode and Firefox gearing to launch it in version 3.1, so where is the option for Opera lovers? [...]
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Opera Unite Reinvents Browsers, Turns A Browser Into A Web Server
Opera has now taken it a step further with Opera Unite, a really interesting way to browse the internet making the browser act as both a server and a client on a network. Read More | Tweet This
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How To Upgrade Opera Manually?
Like other web browsers Opera periodically releases updates which adds features and fixes bugs in the browser, however users are usually alerted about the upgrade after quite sometime. Read More | Tweet This
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Open Firefox Links In Opera
In the past we have told you about a way to open Firefox links in Google Chrome in the Google Chrome Tips and Tricks post, but what about Opera? Can you open Firefox links in Opera? Read More | Tweet This
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Disable Transfers Tab From Showing Up In Opera
Opera has a annoying habit of popping up a new Transfers tab, everytime you start a file download, this could be intrusive at times, since this tab may be set to steal focus on the browser, bring it to the foreground. If you are looking to disable the transfers tab or open it in the background, [...] Read More | Tweet This
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Quickly Open Last Closed Tab In Opera
There are several times when you may close a tab by mistake in the browser, if you are Google Chrome user, you can easily open the last closed tab, by opening a blank tab and selecting the link from the recently closed section. Firefox users can use a add-on to reopen accidentally closed tabs with the [...] Read More | Tweet This




