Opera goes to eleven
Opera 11 beta is now available for download from www.opera.com/browser/next/. The beta is loaded with new features. Some are new, while others are improvements to existing Opera features like tabs and mouse gestures.
Stack it like it's hot
We introduced tabs in Opera 1.0 back in 1995 (omg, long time ago) and we've continued to add new revolutionary things ever since. Visual tabs was just another step leading up to tab stacking. To try Tab stacking, simply install the beta and drag one tab over another. Release with your mouse. This will create your very own tab stack. Check out our tutorial video to learn more.
Visual Mouse Gestures
Mouse Gestures is an addictive feature in Opera. With Opera 11, we've made it even easier to get started. Hold down the right mouse button and you get a visual feedback what you can do with mouse gestures.
Extend your Opera
Introduced in the alpha version of Opera 11, extensions allow you to customize Opera like never before. You can add additional feature to your Opera experience. We have now more than 160 extensions available in our extensions catalog. For more information about extensions and features in Opera 11 beta check out the new Opera Add-ons Blog!
Don't miss out, this one goes to eleven
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About this article
| Published in | Choose Opera |
|---|---|
| Date | November 28, 2010 |
| Author | Aleksander Aas |
| Tags | beta, tab stacking, mouse gestures, extensions, opera 11 |
| Original | Internet Archive |
Tamil23. November 2010, 07:02
MoonieK23. November 2010, 07:05
thobi23. November 2010, 07:09
Lv1z23. November 2010, 07:13
Joel23. November 2010, 07:15
Just one problem and one suggestion:
After stacking tabs, "Cycle in tab bar order" becomes not so much in tab bar order.
Also, whole stacks can be moved together if they're collapsed, but not if they're expanded. The expander arrow might work as a drag handle for the whole stack.
decodedthought23. November 2010, 07:18
Lukáš23. November 2010, 07:19
Do you someone have also so wide windows in speeddial ?
Aleksander Aas23. November 2010, 07:19
Originally posted by spadija:
I'm sure the UX people will read this. Keep the feedback coming!
Tr3x23. November 2010, 07:21
2. Visual mouse gestures (i don't use mouse gestures cause I'm too lazy to seek which movement is doing which operation but...this is soooo good) ... Now I really can see which "RMB + movement" is doing what... | +++++
3. Just fix some applications on facebook.com and everything is +++++
Jσδμξ_18123. November 2010, 07:30
AnuaR Sh23. November 2010, 07:41
t7yang23. November 2010, 07:47
but gesture still insensitive:worried:
sabisan23. November 2010, 07:47
Tab stacking is cool
Joel23. November 2010, 07:52
Alexis23. November 2010, 07:53
FreeBrain23. November 2010, 07:56
Artur „Jurgi” Jurgawka23. November 2010, 08:00
Knut Remi "DrLaunch" Løvli23. November 2010, 08:02
Originally posted by InDigazzZ:
Go to you preferences and point Opera to your language file under language details. It's usually located under %systemdrive%\Program Files\Opera\locale .
Daniel Lo Nigro23. November 2010, 08:14
wazzup10523. November 2010, 08:25
Now all I have to do is
copy urlfilter.ini
copy wand.dat
disable new window (make CTRL-N a shortcut to "new page, 1")
what else .... (hmmm feeds...)
Joel23. November 2010, 08:26
Originally posted by daniel15:
Yep. The installer should do this by default and it will run with a separate profile. If the installer says something about upgrading a previous installation, just go into the options and change the install directory.
Blaz Pristy aka iPristy23. November 2010, 08:27
BlueFalcon23. November 2010, 09:04
wazzup10523. November 2010, 09:14
I've found a site that didn't work in opera-10 (endomondo.com (the maps part)) which works in 11 !
Alas I also found that hyves.nl stopped working in opera-11 (let's hope it'll be resolved in the final release)
Aux23. November 2010, 09:27
AnuaR Sh23. November 2010, 09:27
Originally posted by drlaunch:
When downloading from http://www.opera.com/browser/next/ there is available only Opera_1100_en_b1_Setup.exe.
http://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/win/1100b1/autoupdate/Opera_1100_int_Setup.exe lies as can be seen only on the FTP.
Mark Steggles23. November 2010, 09:46
Kyuuen23. November 2010, 10:11
John Barnett23. November 2010, 10:18
When using Amazon Manage your Kindle the manage page loads but the sections within that page do not load all I get is "Loading Please Wait"
If I change the Browser Identification to Mask as Internet Explorer the page load with it is sub sections,however, the Shortcuts on this page and the Delivery status boxes on the right side do not fit correctly.
Please try this and you will see what I am referring to.
erbakirci23. November 2010, 11:10
Tran Ngoc Son23. November 2010, 11:31
Joel23. November 2010, 11:39
Héctor23. November 2010, 11:47
zardzel23. November 2010, 12:14
Gene Vee23. November 2010, 12:26
Vikas Kumar23. November 2010, 12:37
Panferno2252923. November 2010, 12:38
wazzup10523. November 2010, 12:49
I just extracted the content of the executable with "universal extractor" and ran the contained opera-executable. No need to install the application at all
Martin Myrseth23. November 2010, 13:17
d4rkn1ght23. November 2010, 14:19
Mariela23. November 2010, 14:28
Al-Mo7tref23. November 2010, 14:44
Dawid Pająk23. November 2010, 14:48
slackwrdave23. November 2010, 14:50
clinis23. November 2010, 15:14
"This one goes to eleven"
Charles Schloss23. November 2010, 15:26
Originally posted by MoonieK:
+1
resrevni23. November 2010, 15:28
★(`'•.¸ T ¸.•'´)★23. November 2010, 15:43
IKoke23. November 2010, 17:25
iateyourgranny23. November 2010, 18:26
and opera sure has out-done itself in terms of speed! twitter used to take ages to load, now a couple of seconds