Opera browsers 1995 – 2013
Opera was never just one browser. The same Presto engine ran on computers, phones, game consoles and televisions. Every version we could find is here, ready to download.
Computers
The desktop browser, from the 1995 research prototype to Opera 12.18, plus FreeBSD, Solaris, BeOS, OS/2 and QNX.
- Windows: 156 builds
- Mac: 94 builds
- Linux: 93 builds
- FreeBSD: 89 builds
- Solaris: 55 builds
- BeOS: 4 builds
- OS/2: 1 build
- QNX: 3 builds
Phones & tablets
Opera Mobile, the full browser for smartphones, and Opera Mini, the Java browser that brought the Web to hundreds of millions of ordinary phones.
- Opera Mobile
- Opera Mini
- Opera for Psion & EPOC
- Opera Mobile Emulator
Other devices
Opera inside game consoles, televisions, set-top boxes and internet tablets.
- Nintendo DS Browser
- Internet Channel for Wii
- Opera for TV & set-top boxes
- Internet tablets & other devices
Features that made Opera
Tabs, mouse gestures, Speed Dial, sessions, page zoom, a mail client, BitTorrent, widgets, Turbo, Unite… See what Opera brought to the Web, version by version.
Mail in the browser
From Opera 4 to Opera 12, the desktop browser came with its own e-mail, news and feed client. Discover Opera Mail, and Opera Mail 1.0, the separate program released in 2013.
Every version, every platform
The version history lists all 12 major versions of Opera for computers, with the installers for each platform. Files come from Opera's own FTP server and from community archives; nothing has been modified.