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April 1, 2010 · by Aleksander Aas

Opera launches special features developed under the Future Opera Operations in Lunar Surroundings program. Due to the classified nature of these innovations, access to the beta strictly controlled and limited.

Some features being tested:

  • INTP Support allowing long-range connectivity with the Internet using the Interplanetary Network Transport Protocol.
  • ARB browsing to render Web content in a transparent overlay mode that is compatible with Visual Retinal Displays (VRDs) or Heads-up Displays (HUDs).
  • Classified UI The browser detects gloves and zooms in to allow precision selection within the user interface.

Check out www.opera.com/portal/inspace/ for more information on how to join the closed test group.

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  • Seji31. March 2010, 22:03

    First! A good one! :)

  • mistressEVIL31. March 2010, 22:05

    yay!
    Where do i sign up?

    Edit: Got in, it's awesome! Love the selbuvotter!

  • Zotlan31. March 2010, 22:14

    But will facial gestures work in space?

  • Rafael Luik31. March 2010, 22:19

    Opera in space! *-----*
    I passed your "rigorous entrance requirements", LOL!

  • Tamil31. March 2010, 22:37

  • Tri M. Nguyen31. March 2010, 22:42

    Yeah! I'm in :D

  • Joshua Sell1. April 2010, 00:17

    Oooh sounds fun.... P: *signs up* ( :jester: )

  • Micheál Seosamh1. April 2010, 00:34

    Now where will I get some selbuvotter? :wink:

  • Carol1. April 2010, 00:53

    April Fool :jester:

  • YongShun1. April 2010, 01:00

    Hahah note the date today!

  • Yeni Setiawan1. April 2010, 01:26

    Future Opera Operations in Lunar Surroundings :lol:
    Nice try :D

  • d4rkn1ght1. April 2010, 02:05

    :jester:

  • Abhinav1. April 2010, 03:10

    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

  • Serola1. April 2010, 03:48

    I found ice in Moon. When handling the ice under direct sun light, the ice melted in my gloves. My selbuvotter became wet at first and then covered with frost when working in shadow. My problem is that the glove detector became much less accurate because of frost, and I keep on getting wrong links opened. Is there any solution for this?

    Moreover, I would like to know what would be the right MyOpera forum and bug report wizard for any further Opera Space Edition related issues.

  • z@h3k1. April 2010, 04:48

    :yikes: Good joke :smile:

  • Helder Jefferson1. April 2010, 05:21

    FOOLS :lol: :lol: :lol:

  • AnuaR Sh1. April 2010, 05:47

    Punk'd :smile:

  • sirnh11. April 2010, 06:41

    Looks great :lol:

  • Daniele1. April 2010, 06:51

    ahahaha :jester:

  • shrek4121. April 2010, 07:01

    Looks cool just like lunar :D

  • Ezequiel Aristan1. April 2010, 07:06

    FFFFUUUU, falled again, and posted it into my blog. Damn, I only fall on Opera's jokes and Rickroll'd.

  • Nico1. April 2010, 08:30

    Does this Build also support face-gestures?

    :jester:

  • selurus1. April 2010, 08:31

    Happy April Fools Day :jester:

  • BlueFalcon1. April 2010, 08:47

    XD I already tested it LOL

    Happy April Fools Day :lol: :jester:

  • Zaid Daba'een1. April 2010, 08:51

    Hahah nice one :yes:

  • Russell1. April 2010, 09:06

    Face gestures build last year was better. :wink:

  • Khaled Khalil1. April 2010, 09:09

    Interplanetary Network Transport Protocol :rolleyes:
    this year it doesn't make any sense
    but well.. happy AFD :smile:

  • dualbore1. April 2010, 09:20

    nice one! :smile:

  • Artur "Jurgi" Jurgawka1. April 2010, 09:45

    BTW, have you heared, that soon in EU each toilet paper roll will have unique serial number?

  • Aux1. April 2010, 09:46

    Haha! Great as always!

  • The Dark Furie1. April 2010, 10:29

    Face gestures was much better. It was actually believable that someone would try that for starters. :up:

  • TinoSLE1. April 2010, 10:58

    :yes: nice .... :lol: i tried it without reading first :whistle:

  • Prasoon Agarwal1. April 2010, 11:21

    :lol: :jester:

  • Charles Schloss1. April 2010, 12:47

    %20 The Final Frontier


  • Micheál Seosamh1. April 2010, 12:58

    Is there any connection between INTP and NASA's DTN protocol?

  • Ivan1. April 2010, 13:18

    Funny day! Good Luck! :jester:
    But who knows? May be INTP become real soon?! Homer: Doh!

  • samMD1. April 2010, 13:46

    does it have the universe's fastest JavaScript engine? :D

  • Arnt1. April 2010, 13:53

    Nice one. :jester:

  • Nico1. April 2010, 14:30

    @ samMD:

    Indeed, and it is called JavaScript Warp Engine :D

  • mlouis1. April 2010, 15:34

    Haha nice one !

  • Brandon Holm1. April 2010, 16:06

    lol April Fool's :jester:

  • Giorgio1. April 2010, 16:07

    I got accepted, too!
    Opera will be now "The fastest browser on the solar system". :alien: :D

  • João David1. April 2010, 17:01

    I've clicked the link but I keep being redirected to Opera 10.10 ????
    It won't even redirect me to 10.51! Please fix the link.

  • Abhinav1. April 2010, 17:35

    Originally posted by piroxicam:

    I've clicked the link but I keep being redirected to Opera 10.10 ????

    It won't even redirect me to 10.51! Please fix the link.


    it gets redirected to 10.51 opera web browser link only mate ! :smile:

  • Cutting Spoon1. April 2010, 20:38

    BUG: Despite statements to such effect, Space Edition does NOT install on Apple Time Machines or Time Capsules. Space Edition is also no longer capable of AirPort functionality, which was present in the last release. Product may only be used with the Jobs Star, the Extragalactic Jesus Phone, and most (but not all) products in the Mac Attack Fleet.

    Please update your holography and embed new cues into the Universal Swedish Cube Help File (alt.bork.bork.bork)

  • Martin1. April 2010, 22:50

    Nice one.

    FYI here in Argentina the equivalent to your April's Fools is the 28th of December or as we know it "el dia de los Inocentes".... just in case.

  • Pariah2. April 2010, 06:56

    Nice and understated this year but of course, nothing compares to Face Gestures..that was EPIC!

  • Serola2. April 2010, 08:04

    You should have fooled all desktop Opera users to try the similar "long press" feature as on Opera Mini 5 :D It works, just hold down the mouse button long enough...

  • Lukas2. April 2010, 09:13

    I'd love to participate, however I'm already a beta tester for Internet Interplanetary Explorer IIE :/

  • civitasster2. April 2010, 14:09

    :sing:

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Published inChoose Opera
DateApril 1, 2010
AuthorAleksander Aas
Tagsopera space edition, beta, space, release, browser, campus crew, choose opera, chooseopera, community, contest, download, event
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